25 signatures reached
To: Niki Leondakis, The CEO of CorePower
$30/class for CorePower instructors, $20/hour for cleaners, and deep-cleaned studios 4x year
CorePower teachers and SET cleaners believe that CorePower can offer a fairer wage to their frontline employees, and that studios, including mats, need to be deep cleaned 4x a year.
CorePower charges $31 for a drop-in class. While CorePower executives line their pockets, instructors are expected to create and teach a class, manage a register, and build CorePower communities on minimum wage.
Shouldn't instructors share in the wealth they're creating?
We're proposing a wage increase of $30/class plus $1 for every attendee after 10 attendees, similar to other boutique fitness studios like Club Pilates.
Front desk time wage is open to negotiation.
Yoga is great for a healthy mind and body, but CorePower studios are dirty, dingy, and people are getting ringworm from mats that may never see a deep cleaning. SET team members are expected to clean up human feces and clean studios that are perpetually running out of cleaning supplies, particularly antibacterial and antimicrobial sprays and wipes.
Shouldn't a core part of the CorePower experience be a clean, parasite-free studio, staffed by cleaners who are well-paid and have the necessary supplies to do their job? People put their bare hands and bare feet on these floors.
We're proposing a wage increase of $20/hour for our SET team and a commitment to:
-deep cleaning corporate studios 4x a year
-fixing whatever supply chain nonsense results in studios going weeks without cleaning supplies, including bleach.
CorePower charges $31 for a drop-in class. While CorePower executives line their pockets, instructors are expected to create and teach a class, manage a register, and build CorePower communities on minimum wage.
Shouldn't instructors share in the wealth they're creating?
We're proposing a wage increase of $30/class plus $1 for every attendee after 10 attendees, similar to other boutique fitness studios like Club Pilates.
Front desk time wage is open to negotiation.
Yoga is great for a healthy mind and body, but CorePower studios are dirty, dingy, and people are getting ringworm from mats that may never see a deep cleaning. SET team members are expected to clean up human feces and clean studios that are perpetually running out of cleaning supplies, particularly antibacterial and antimicrobial sprays and wipes.
Shouldn't a core part of the CorePower experience be a clean, parasite-free studio, staffed by cleaners who are well-paid and have the necessary supplies to do their job? People put their bare hands and bare feet on these floors.
We're proposing a wage increase of $20/hour for our SET team and a commitment to:
-deep cleaning corporate studios 4x a year
-fixing whatever supply chain nonsense results in studios going weeks without cleaning supplies, including bleach.
Why is this important?
This petition is for CorePower community members who
- believe their instructors and studio cleaners deserve a fair wage
- are sick (sometimes literally) of ringworm-infested studios