This happened at a factory strike not too far away, makes and exports car parts. So the strikers brought their families and friends and did exactly the same to the "security". Each "security" person was being followed around, very closely, by union-affiliated people. They'd say, every few minutes "Don't try anything", "We're watching you", "Keep your hands to yourself". The goons were really, really spooked by it.
The security company left site, claiming it was "unsafe" for their employees.
It's a numbers game, if the union can get more people on site than the intimidation goons, they'll win this one.
Grantagonist on September 13rd, 2021 at 20:10 UTC »
Mondelez owns Nabisco. Kraft has nothing to do with this.
Kraft hasn't owned Nabisco since 2012, when Kraft spun off Mondelez into a separate company.
Hattix on September 13rd, 2021 at 21:23 UTC »
This happened at a factory strike not too far away, makes and exports car parts. So the strikers brought their families and friends and did exactly the same to the "security". Each "security" person was being followed around, very closely, by union-affiliated people. They'd say, every few minutes "Don't try anything", "We're watching you", "Keep your hands to yourself". The goons were really, really spooked by it.
The security company left site, claiming it was "unsafe" for their employees.
It's a numbers game, if the union can get more people on site than the intimidation goons, they'll win this one.
ItDontMather on September 13rd, 2021 at 21:59 UTC »
Honestly it just makes it look like there are 3x as many people there protesting