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Stop Workplace Bullying-Speakout & Rally At SF City Hall For A Healthy Workplace
Workers rallied on Bullyfree Workplace Week at SF City Hall to demand an end to workplace bullying including racist attacks on workers in Northern California. There is an epidemic of workplace bullying in the United States destroying worker lives and harming their families. Government officials in San Francisco, the state and the US government are refusing to defend these workers and whistleblowers and in San Francisco this has cost the city over $40 million.
Stop Workplace Bullying-Speakout & Rally At SF City Hall For A Healthy Workplace
https://youtu.be/gRy7hkKolrU
On October 17, 2016 as part of Bullyfree Workplace Week, bay area workers spoke out about the epidemic of workplace bullying and how it is affecting them on the job. This has created a toxic workplace for many workers in San Francisco and throughout the United States.
The rally which took place in front of San Francisco City Hall included many CCSF workers who talked about the conditions at work and the refusal of management to rectify the systemic bullying going on. Workers also discussed racist incidents on the job and the role this playing in harassment and bullying. Also a statement was read by Federal OSHA investigator and lawyer Darrell Whitman who was investigating retaliation against whistleblowers at the Whistleblower Protection Program and he and other AFGE union members were bullied and fired for trying to do their jobs. He also tried to handle the cases of bullied Wells Fargo workers but the agency refused to investigate and defend Wells Fargo workers.
The event was endorsed by SEIU 1021 San Francisco COPE, Stop Work Place Bullying Group, United Public Workers For Action and Bullyfree Workplace.
For more information
http://www.stopworkplacebullyinggroup.org
http://www.bullyfreeworkplace.org
http://www.healthyworkplacebill.org
http://www.upwa.info
Production of Labor Video Project
http://www.laborvideo.org
https://youtu.be/gRy7hkKolrU
On October 17, 2016 as part of Bullyfree Workplace Week, bay area workers spoke out about the epidemic of workplace bullying and how it is affecting them on the job. This has created a toxic workplace for many workers in San Francisco and throughout the United States.
The rally which took place in front of San Francisco City Hall included many CCSF workers who talked about the conditions at work and the refusal of management to rectify the systemic bullying going on. Workers also discussed racist incidents on the job and the role this playing in harassment and bullying. Also a statement was read by Federal OSHA investigator and lawyer Darrell Whitman who was investigating retaliation against whistleblowers at the Whistleblower Protection Program and he and other AFGE union members were bullied and fired for trying to do their jobs. He also tried to handle the cases of bullied Wells Fargo workers but the agency refused to investigate and defend Wells Fargo workers.
The event was endorsed by SEIU 1021 San Francisco COPE, Stop Work Place Bullying Group, United Public Workers For Action and Bullyfree Workplace.
For more information
http://www.stopworkplacebullyinggroup.org
http://www.bullyfreeworkplace.org
http://www.healthyworkplacebill.org
http://www.upwa.info
Production of Labor Video Project
http://www.laborvideo.org
For more information:
https://youtu.be/gRy7hkKolrU
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