A mix of the original organizers & participants of the 2018 Google Walkout that took the fight to end forced arbitration to DC. Visit our site for more info.
“When AAA saw that it wasn’t going to get paid, it closed his case on Jan. 6, 2021.”
Imagine having to quit your case against an employer who stole your wages because you can’t afford to pay the system they forced you to go to - to manage your grievance.
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Caste discrimination is one of the many types of discrimination that gets shunted into the secrecy of forced arbitration. Yet another reason we need to pass the #FAIRAct to #endforcedarbitration.
Workers at this corporation say that a risky & unwise investment devastated their retirement plan
They SHOULD have a good class action over this mistake
But they may have no remedy: the corporation has a forced arbitration clause
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Would you ever speak out against your employer? @tanuja822 helped stage a walkout that led @Google to change its policies around sexual misconduct claims.
Hear more of her story on "As We Work."
https://t.co/5NARii8HuX Or wherever you get your podcasts.
This week, @FortuneMagazine wrote about the fight to #EndForcedArbitration, describing the secrecy and lack of transparency in forced arbitration hearings. Read more here:
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Breaking News: The House of Representatives just passed the #FAIRAct. AAJ thanks all those who voted for this bipartisan bill that will give workers, consumers and patients the right to seek justice in public. #EndForcedArbitration https://t.co/okuz3EcRF7
We’re very lucky to have Myriam on the @Public_Justice Board - and consumers are very lucky to have her on their side. It’s great to see her dismantling the @USChamber’s campaign of misinformation. Congress must #EndForcedArbitration now.
The new law President Biden signed yesterday on ending forced arbitration for sexual misconduct in the workplace was helped in part by the Google walkout. Here's how. https://t.co/xEkYaoAXlK
I signed the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021 into law. This is a momentous day for justice and fairness in the workplace. For those who experience sexual harassment or assault, you have a right today that you did not have yesterday.
Andowah Newton, Lora Henry, Tatiana Spottiswoode and Tanuja Gupta — these four incredible women are my guests for tomorrow’s State of the Union.
They are silenced survivors and advocates against forced arbitration and are strong enough to share their stories to create change.
Passage of the bill that ends forced arbitration in sexual assault cases is a victory for workers, writes @TerriGerstein.
But more needs to be done because the the odious practice persists for other workplace disputes:
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This is a huge step forward in the fight for access to justice. Thanks to all the survivors who came forward to share their stories and help get this across the finish line.
But we can't stop here. We must #EndForcedArbitration for all workers and consumers.
BREAKING: Following overwhelmingly bipartisan passage in the House this week, the U.S. Senate just passed the Ending Forced Arbitration for Sexual Assault and Harassment Act, banning the use of arbitration clauses that block justice for victims of assault and harassment.
Breaking News: Key legislation that will #EndForcedArbitration for survivors of sexual assault and harassment has now been passed by both the House and the Senate, and will move to President Biden’s desk.