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‘Workers are very afraid’: HelloFresh employees aim to unionize amid claims of abuse
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Workers at HelloFresh, the largest meal-kit delivery service in the world, say they are facing an aggressive anti-union campaign led by the company after they tried to organize amid claims of safety issues and poor treatment of workers.
HelloFresh has operations in 14 other countries including the US, UK and Australia and employs over 11,800 people worldwide preparing ingredients for delivery for home cooked meals including brown sugar bourbon apple pork chops and kale, cranberry and walnut stuffed squash.
During the pandemic its profits soared and now workers at its production facilities in Richmond, California and Aurora, Colorado are trying to form unions amid claims they have faced intimidation and abuse.
At the Richmond, California
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