Cerue Cotton never expected to find herself on a picket line. As a forklift operator for Cash-Wa, a regional food distributor in Fargo, North Dakota, she enjoyed the physical challenges and responsibility of her job, and was used to working overnight hours. But this fall, everything changed. The coronavirus, which had seemed like a far-away problem last spring and summer, began spiking in her community in September.
The Challenges Posed By Covid-19 Pushed Many Workers To Strike. Will The Labor Movement See Sustained Interest?
Abigail Abrams, Time: Politics
Sun, 01/17/2021 - 3:00am
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