Meta Cafeteria Workers Did What Execs Won’t: Took on ICE and Won

Workers at Meta Cafeterias Report Intimidation and Fear

Workers at Meta cafeterias in Redmond, Washington, have described experiencing workplace harassment, mandatory anti-union messaging, and fears among immigrant employees during a union drive. These concerns were raised in a report by CitizenPortal.ai, highlighting the growing tensions between employees and management.

Grassroots Activism and Petitions

Over 400 employees from firms such as Google, Meta, OpenAI, Intel, Salesforce, and Adobe have signed a petition calling for executives to protect vulnerable employees, including those in cafeteria roles. The petition emphasizes the need for corporate leadership to safeguard workers from intimidation and ensure fair treatment.

Meta Blocks Links to ICE List Website

Meta has been reported to block users from sharing links to an “ICE List” website that allegedly publishes names of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employees and agents. This action has drawn criticism, with activists arguing that such measures suppress transparency and accountability.

Broader Tech Industry Response

Similar actions have been observed across the tech industry, with workers from various companies expressing concern over the use of technology to support immigration enforcement. Activists are urging CEOs to cancel contracts with ICE and to take a stronger stance against federal agencies that intimidate workers.

來源：https://www.wired.com/story/how-meta-cafeteria-workers-rallied-to-take-on-ice/