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I use instacart because I don’t have access to a grocery store near me and don’t have a car and they pay their employees so little I always tip cash to compensate
— Goth Ms. Frizzle (@spookperson) March 27, 2020
this absolutely rules and I definitely stand with them https://t.co/6jcwooad8k
This is an EXCELLENT time to negotiate for better conditions. Nurses, doctors, home care providers, first responders should all be making serious demands. https://t.co/O4w56RkNCo
— Christopher Ryan (@ThatChrisRyan) March 27, 2020
Gig workers of the world, unite! Strike while the iron is hot.https://t.co/GEWEhbkTVL
— Industrial Workers of the World (@iww) March 27, 2020
I expect the effects of this strike will soon be felt across the gig economy.
— Nandini Jammi (@nandoodles) March 27, 2020
Not in the least because @hashtagmolotov is a fearless leader, writing the playbook for fellow gig workers. https://t.co/U8vtROzCLV
110% behind this. https://t.co/yC2OCnAJoS
— Astra Taylor (@astradisastra) March 27, 2020
Earlier this week, @apoorva_mehta announced he was going to hire 300,000 MORE workers to try to keep up with the surging demand.
— Cyrus Farivar (@cfarivar) March 27, 2020
Here’s what @hashtagmolotov and the other strike leaders are saying:https://t.co/FDZ8nqbT5w pic.twitter.com/gbi6E0hvak
I've used Instacart, and am absolutely standing with every employee in demanding effective safety measures, fair compensation, and sick leave https://t.co/bZkEaP8cFg
— Rep. Ro Khanna (@RepRoKhanna) March 27, 2020
SCOOP: Instacart shoppers are planning a massive, nationwide strike on Monday because of the company's terrible response to coronavirus https://t.co/5MF3Brd410
— Jason Koebler (@jason_koebler) March 27, 2020
Instacart shoppers are planning a nationwide strike on Monday until the company agrees to its safety demands https://t.co/M1ZVFX9Xxm
— Rachel Cohen (@rmc031) March 27, 2020
Good. Gig-economy corporations chew up and spit out their workers at the best of times, but right now that might actually kill them. No corporate bottom line is worth dying for. https://t.co/yFCFxPuU4O
— N. K. Jemisin (@nkjemisin) March 27, 2020
SCOOP: Instacart's workers are planning a nationwide strike on Monday to protest the company's response to coronavirus.
— Lauren Kaori Gurley (@LaurenKGurley) March 27, 2020
Wildcat strikes have been sweeping the country in recent days, but this marks the first major walkout in the gig economy.https://t.co/9xKetJN4F0
Instacart strike! https://t.co/EwnVe5OBi7
— Malcolm Harris (@BigMeanInternet) March 27, 2020
Instacart shoppers are planning a nationwide mass revolt over the grocery delivery app's response to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/4QwAz2nn9w
— Haymarket Books (@haymarketbooks) March 27, 2020
"On Monday, workers say they will refuse to accept orders until Instacart provides hazard pay, free safety gear to workers, and expands its paid sick leave to include workers with pre-existing conditions" https://t.co/RyaWlWs5Aj
— Nicole Chung (@nicolesjchung) March 27, 2020
Support @Instacart workers!
— Matt Haney (@MattHaneySF) March 27, 2020
Instacart, do the right thing!
Please @ them & support workers.
This is BASIC!
Here's what they are demanding or they'll strike:
-$5 an order hazard pay
-free safety gear (hand sanitizer, soap)
-paid sick leave expansionhttps://t.co/5NggL6EXaC
INSTACART Workers Planning Massive, Nationwide Strike... https://t.co/7U5ya91cU9
— Drudge Report Feed (@drudgefeed) March 27, 2020
Instacart shoppers are asking for:
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) March 27, 2020
-$5 an order hazard pay
-free safety gear (hand sanitizer, soap)
-paid sick leave expansion to include workers with pre-existing conditions advised by their doctors not to work
Come on @Instacart that is bare minimum! https://t.co/bSwRgy7DY5
instacart workers go on strike Monday, Whole Foods workers go on strike Tuesday. https://t.co/ntxOg0Ab3b
— Raven (@aintacrow) March 27, 2020
“On Monday, workers say they will refuse to accept orders until Instacart provides hazard pay of an additional $5 an order, free safety gear...to workers, and expands its paid sick leave.” https://t.co/QXVr9pvCRf
— Brendan O'Connor (@_grendan) March 27, 2020
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the grocery delivery company has refused to offer its 175,000 gig workers basic protections like hazard pay, hand sanitizer, and paid leave for those with pre-existing health conditions. https://t.co/akK3a9dJad @motherboard
— Civil Eats (@CivilEats) March 27, 2020
Amid the #coronavirus pandemic, @Instacart has refused to offer its 120K gig workers basic protections like #HazardPay, hand sanitizer, & paid leave for those with pre-existing health conditions. On Monday, workers say they will refuse to accept orders. https://t.co/bFJCbCTNb6
— Naomi Starkman (@NaomiStarkman) March 27, 2020
Corporations like Walmart, Amazon, and InstaCart are raking in revenue and putting their ever growing workforce at risk.
— Scott M. Stringer (@NYCComptroller) March 27, 2020
They need to step up with healthcare, paid leave, hazard pay, and protective gear.
No more excuses. Protect frontline workers.https://t.co/s6ruWZdssz
Gig workers with Instacart are planning to strike for free safety gear, paid sick leave, and $5 per order hazard pay. In a pandemic, food delivery is essential work! Solidarity!https://t.co/o2VRkKqmLt
— Boston Socialist Alternative (@SocialistBoston) March 27, 2020
NEW: On Monday, workers say they will refuse to accept orders until Instacart provides hazard pay of an additional $5 an order, free safety gear, & expands paid sick leave to include workers with pre-existing conditions.
— Hassan Ali Kanu (@hassankanu) March 27, 2020
via @LaurenKGurleyhttps://t.co/k5poFocTJH
. @Instacart’s Gig Workers Are Planning a Massive, Nationwide Strike
— Yashar Ali ? (@yashar) March 27, 2020
Amid this pandemic, the grocery delivery company has refused to offer its gig workers protections like hazard pay, hand sanitizer, and paid leave for those with pre-existing conditions https://t.co/yk5fYaf6c0
Hey disabled Twitter community. Those of us relying on Instacart for grocery deliveries should be aware of the movement by Instacart workers to go on a general strike starting on Monday to improve working conditions. https://t.co/cGsQlhbWfc#CripTheVote #Coronavirus
— Pratik Patel (@ppatel) March 27, 2020
Corporate gets “health insurance, life insurance, and paid time off and [are] also eligible for sick pay and paid family leave...its [gig workers], who are putting their lives on the line to maintain daily operations are afforded none of these protections” https://t.co/TxwfJuMggu
— Kat (Stay Home ?) (@kathrynacullen) March 27, 2020
“The March 30 walkout will build on a wave of wildcat strikes sweeping the country. In recent days, Amazon warehouse workers in Queens, sanitation workers in Pittsburgh...” Theres also been ongoing grad student strike across UC @payusmoreucsc https://t.co/X6TX4uic9G
— Mairav Zonszein מרב זונשיין (@MairavZ) March 27, 2020
Instacart's 175k workers plan nationwide strike after gig company refuses hazard pay, hand sanitizer, & paid leave for those with pre-existing health conditions https://t.co/6bh3oTHcni via @LaurenKGurley
— Margot Roosevelt (@margotroosevelt) March 27, 2020
This is not enough @Instacart 1) It still doesn't include half the shoppers who need to stay home but can't afford to. 2) YOU STILL WANT US TO HAVE FACE TO FACE/HAND TO HAND INTERACTION FOR ALCOHOL DELIVERY https://t.co/dLHf8AdA9M
— Ashley J fights the gig economy (@lovinglillandon) March 27, 2020
Thank you @meganrosedickey!
— Sarah Clarke #deleteinstacart (@Sarah___Clarke) March 27, 2020
Thank you to everyone who is supporting our emergency walk-off.
We ♥️ our customers. In order to help stop the spread of the virus, Instacart must take proper safety precautions immediately.https://t.co/s4yPoUy21f
Instacart workers will walk out on Monday for better sick leave and virus protections https://t.co/hsDzufdYoq pic.twitter.com/aw0RnKKXCG
— The Verge (@verge) March 27, 2020
On Monday, Instacart workers and Gig Workers Collective will be holding an emergency walk off
— Sarah Clarke #deleteinstacart (@Sarah___Clarke) March 27, 2020
Read more here:https://t.co/0ALaZpoBdM
Here is the full statement on this coming Monday's Emergency Walkout by Instacart Shoppers and Gig Workers Collective. Please take a few seconds to read the whole thing and share. https://t.co/ekmgWCQLvC pic.twitter.com/RI35tStCxG
— Chenjerai Kumanyika (@catchatweetdown) March 27, 2020
THREAD: I’ve been reporting on Instacart and labor issues for YEARS, dating back to 2015!
— Cyrus Farivar (@cfarivar) March 27, 2020
(See: https://t.co/cxMCjmZt82)
Today, @hashtagmolotov is leading the charge for a strike:https://t.co/NTehfuS9ZI
It’s crazy that nearly 5 years ago, Instacart had just 7,000 shoppers.
Instacart workers slam pandemic working conditions, call for work stoppage (by @cfarivar, feat. @hashtagmolotov, @MatthewTelles)https://t.co/NTehfuS9ZI
— Cyrus Farivar (@cfarivar) March 27, 2020
The media pieces are just going to keep coming. Be on the right side of history and #deleteinstacart until they truly prioritize protecting shoppers instead of half assed media gimmicks and profits. https://t.co/GRNG5BlQnX
— Ashley J fights the gig economy (@lovinglillandon) March 27, 2020
Instacart’s gig workers are planning a massive strike for hazard pay and safety measures: “It’s all optics. They’re putting our lives at risk.” https://t.co/htQhRlRA9z
— Kristina Bui ? (@kbui1) March 27, 2020
Instacart’s Gig Workers Are Planning a Massive, Nationwide Strike https://t.co/6MY3CdzbxE
— Brianna Sacks (@bri_sacks) March 27, 2020
Give in to your workers demands @Instacart they are on the front lines. Pay them more & protect them. The demand for your product is much more inelastic now. You can charge more. And it needs to be the workers who get all those new profits. https://t.co/lseOXOGM2V
— Betsey Stevenson (@BetseyStevenson) March 27, 2020
"Amid the coronavirus pandemic, @Instacart has refused to offer its 175,000 gig workers basic protections like hazard pay, hand sanitizer, and paid leave for those with pre-existing health conditions."https://t.co/vJLet5ZZJ5
— Shailja Patel (@shailjapatel) March 27, 2020
"Instacart shoppers are planning a nationwide mass revolt over the grocery delivery app's response to the #coronavirus. Workers say they will refuse to accept orders until Instacart provides hazard pay, free safety gear, and expands its paid sick leave." https://t.co/692cfoNqHd
— It's Going Down (@IGD_News) March 27, 2020
The grocery delivery company has refused to offer its 175,000 gig workers basic protections like hazard pay, hand sanitizer, and paid leave for those with pre-existing health conditions. https://t.co/GWXZGQ7n9w
— Motherboard (@motherboard) March 27, 2020
The "Instacart Shoppers and Gig Workers Collective," representing some of the 175,000 gig laborers for Instacart, plan to strike on Monday, March 30. https://t.co/vw8nKjUxUO
— Xeni Jardin, Isolator (healthy & safe thanks) (@xeni) March 27, 2020
Instacart Gig Workers Threaten To Strike, Demand Hazard Pay And Sick Leave https://t.co/lcTXOjtF6h
— #TuckFrump (@realTuckFrumper) March 27, 2020
Instacart workers are planning to strike until the company gives them hazard pay and safety gear@karenhunter @MrLamontKing @jspotcomedy #KarenRebels #FoolishnessFriday https://t.co/JuYlagoSDK
— SiriusXM Urban View (@SXMUrbanView) March 27, 2020
Instacart workers plan strike, demand hazard pay and safety gear - Business Insider https://t.co/u6HE1I6drq
— Kim Masters (@kimmasters) March 27, 2020
Thousands of grocery delivery workers plan to strike for better protection | NBC Nightly News https://t.co/NCaTDUbYi8
— Disgruntled Rideshare Driver (@disgruntled_u) March 28, 2020
Thousands of grocery delivery workers plan to strike for better protections. Almost everything should be shutdown right now! This is why we have the highest number of COVID19 cases around the world! https://t.co/LzGYbt59q5 via @YouTube #Strike #WorkersRights
— DiásporaEnResistencia (@diasporaresiste) March 28, 2020
アメリカで、コロナ大流行の最前線で働く1万5000人の配達ギグワーカーが3月30日、ストライキを決行。要求はマスクなどの防護具の提供と1配達当たり5ドルの危険手当
— 川上資人 Yoshihito KAWAKAMI (@YoshihitoKAWAKA) March 28, 2020
Thousands of grocery delivery workers plan to strike for better protecti... https://t.co/UlDI9Db9zO @YouTubeさんから
.@Instacart workers strike begins Monday. My fam canceled our order--sad, bc we haven't grocery shopped in 10 days and I wanted potatoes & fresh veg & cheese--but this household does not cross a picket line! (Even in a pandemic. Especially in a pandemic.)https://t.co/xXUGomqxf8
— Emma Dubin (@Emma_Dubin) March 28, 2020
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