NO TOLERANCE FOR THE COMPANY’S THREATS
EVERYONE ON STRIKE – OCTOBER 1st, 10:30 a.m., PROPYLAEA
Gathering point: 9:30 a.m., Kaningos Square
It seems the company loses its composure at the very mention of the word STRIKE.
They intimidate colleagues (“you don’t know who you’re up against”), they urge workers to take leave instead of declaring strike participation, they spread defeatism claiming that “nothing ever changes,” and they suddenly offer remote work—while denying this very right to new mothers and workers facing serious health issues.
Why is that?
Could it be because every company that cares about its profits trembles when workers organize?
Could it be because they know that when a worker decides to go on strike—against a whole system that pushes them to sit on the couch as a passive spectator rather than an active participant—something powerful is at stake?
Could it be because this strike, which stands against employers’ ruthless demands for 13-hour workdays, arbitrary leave, and the abolition of basic labor rights, becomes a matter of life and death for our class?
Could it be because workplaces have turned into horror escape rooms, with safety and hygiene rules rarely followed, leading to a sharp rise in workplace accidents and fatalities?
Could it be because, in the end, employers know very well that without us they are nothing but parasites—since we are the ones producing their profits?
We, the workers of Concentrix, have one thing to say:
WE ARE HUMAN BEINGS, NOT MACHINES
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE WORKERS UNION
AT WEBHELP (CONCENTRIX)