I stood up for better pay and conditions at Philadelphia International Airport. Then I was fired. That's why we need City Council to vote YES this Thursday on a bill to help end the culture of fear and intimidation for airport workers in Philadelphia.
Join me in asking Philly's city council members to VOTE YES for airport workers this Thursday!
Why is this important?
People think that airport workers have a good job. But in reality, airport work means low pay, poor treatment and fear of speaking out. Service workers at Philadelphia Airport don’t get treated with the dignity and respect everyone deserves.
I know, because I worked there.
I was recently fired from my job as a bag handler by PrimeFlight Aviation Services after I publically spoke out for better working conditions.
The Philadelphia City Council and the Mayor has the power to make sure big airlines employ responsible contractors that treat workers right and serve passengers well. And there’s a vote coming up this Thursday that can fix this.
Please join me in calling on the Philadelphia City Council to vote yes on a bill that will make conditions at the city’s airport safer for workers, end the culture of fear and intimidation and give workers a voice on the job.
A vote YES on Responsible Permitting is a vote YES for airport workers like me.
