Support HelloFresh warehouse workers' union organizing effort
Resolution Resolution No. 123-21
In Plain English
HelloFresh operates a warehouse in Richmond where workers are currently trying to form a union. The city council formally endorses their organizing effort. This resolution expresses the city's position but does not change any city policies or services.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
6 to 0
Themes From Comments
15 people raised 4 topics (14 spoke at the meeting, 1 submitted written comments)
HelloFresh Worker Union Support
10 spokeMultiple speakers voiced strong support for the HelloFresh warehouse workers' union organizing efforts, with one speaker representing Contra Costa County Supervisor John Gioia's position. Several speakers emphasized the importance of respecting workers' rights and due process in union formation.
Workplace Safety & Working Conditions
2 spokeSpeakers discussed workplace safety measures and employee benefits at HelloFresh, including COVID safety protocols and community partnerships. One speaker provided an overview of HelloFresh's current employee benefits and safety programs.
City Appointments & Personnel
2 spokeTwo speakers expressed support for city personnel including Tamisha Torres-Walker and Police Chief Bisa French. One speaker also acknowledged participants of a community softball event.
Living Wages & Fair Compensation
1 wroteOne speaker argued that HelloFresh must pay living wages to workers, stating that if the company cannot afford to pay workers what they deserve, they cannot afford to be in business.
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