Labor Lawyer, Lobbyist, Legal Director/General Counsel. Highly controversial. RT š« endorsements. Opinions my own.
Linglestown, PA
Joined November 2019
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Meat packing and food processing are among the most dangerous professions in the country. This is not unique to Pennsylvania, and there are other states that have these protections for their workers. Our workers deserve the same.
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Thereās suddenly a lot of concern about the safety and wellbeing of Venezuelans under Maduro now that heās been captured by the U.S. Yet there was zero concern when CHNV programs were canceled and thousands of Venezuelans were deported back to those same conditions this past year
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Youāre a lot closer to needing SNAP benefits than you are to becoming a billionaire
Remember that
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Everyone else walkin off the field while Castellanos sprints from RIGHT FIELD past all the dodgers to go straight to comfort Orion Kerkering is awesome man
Say what you want about Nick, but heās one of the few bats to show up (again) and heās a hell of a teammate
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Orion Kerkering with one of the most upfront, self aware & honest postgame interviews Iāve ever seenā¦
Heās clearly doing everything he can to hold back tears the entire time. I feel gutted for him. Just an all-time panic moment. Absolutely gutting.
Brittney Rodas retweeted
I actually feel sick for Orion Kerkering. He's a talented young pitcher who will now, forever, have that single moment attached to his name. Moments like that are never forgotten. The kid will have to manage that for the rest of his career. It's unfortunate, but it's his reality.
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Whole city is ready for #RedOctober
ALT Photo of City Hall lit up red for Red October.
ALT Photo of the Ben Franklin Bridge lit up red for Red October.
ALT Photo of Boat House row lit up red for Red October
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On this day in 1935, the National Labor Relations Act became law, protecting workersā rights to organize and bargain. It created the NLRB and laid the foundation for modern labor law. We must keep fighting to protect itāthese rights are worth defending.
These jobs will not be completed. Fruit of farms being raided will not be picked. Poultry at slaughter facilities that are being devastated by revoked EADs will not make it to store shelves. There are 7.2 m Americans who didn't want these jobs b4 this & they don't want them now
Weāve now won the union election at Center City @WholeFoods three times. Each victory has been clear, decisive, and met with more delay from @Amazonās anti-worker playbook. The message from workers couldnāt be louder: They demand a contract.
Scoop: An NLRB regional director today formally certified a union at a Philly Whole Foods, a first for Amazonās grocer. The NLRB RD said Whole Foodsā arguments for overturning the election result āare without merit.ā Legal dispute could continue for years bloomberg.com/news/articles/ā¦
From JFK8 to Center City, workers across @Amazon are rising up.
This isnāt just a local fight. It's a movement, and workers are not backing down. These workers are brave and determined, and stand united despite continued attacks against their coworkers. See:
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These workers deserve more, and we'll keep fighting until they receive it. ā