Raam: The most important thing about the fod case is how many working class people were involved in organizing together. After fedora left, gig workers who were part of fitzter's united negotiated with delivery hero for settlement. Raam: I've never heard of a company calling up the workers certified union and singing, hey, we will give you millions of dollars. And i think the fudora case shows a really good example of what is possible.
Paris Marx is joined by Jennifer Scott and Brice Sopher to discuss the campaign to unionize Foodora and the fight for gig workers’ rights in Canada.
Jennifer Scott is a gig worker and president of Gig Workers United. Brice Sopher is also a gig worker and vice president of Gig Workers United. Follow Jennifer on Twitter at @PalimpsestJenn, Brice at @this_is_walmer, and Gig Workers United at @GigWorkersUnite.
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