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Redmond workers at Meta cafeterias describe intimidation and immigration fears during union drive
Summary
Three employees who work in Lavish Roots cafeterias serving Meta described workplace harassment, mandatory anti-union messaging and fears among immigrant coworkers that signing union cards could jeopardize their immigration status. They thanked the council for sending a neutrality letter but said pressure from management continues.
Three employees who work at Lavish Roots cafeterias serving Meta and other Eastside campuses used the city's public-comment period to describe workplace problems and fears tied to a union organizing effort. Juliet Dutcher, a lead cook, said she and co-workers have tried to organize and thanked the council for sending a letter asking Meta and Lavish to remain neutral. "If you guys could show more support for myself and my community at work, that would be great," she said. Adam Koch, a prep cook, told the council managers and…
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