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Boycott Coles & Woolworths, 18-25 Dec 2023
RAFFWU is organising a boycott leading up to Christmas:
We are calling for a consumer boycott of Coles and Woolworths throughout the week before Christmas. From 18 December 2023, anyone who can should do their shopping elsewhere.
(From their open letter - link to google doc. Their website is here.)
Workers in Australian supermarkets are striking for better conditions and wages.
For context, RAFFWU was established because the SDA had been negotiating dodgy EBAs for years. Not to mention being a Catholic founded, conservative group that actively supports big business.
Woolworths and Coles workers are the first tier of corporate exploitation by the behemoth multi-billion dollar supermarket chains. Like work
I'm the only member of my union at my store.. and I'll tell ya, it's wild to walk out on strike on your own. I know it's protected industrial action, but still feels weird...
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