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Still essential: Voodoo Doughnut strike shows we need to do better by restaurant workers post-COVID

Still essential: Voodoo Doughnut strike shows we need to do better by restaurant workers post-COVID
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Why reassembling the shattered jobs market is proving so difficult

COVID hit the economy last year like a category five hurricane, blasting away more than 22 million jobs, upending entire industries, and exposing deep inequities in pay and working conditions. The upheaval is dramatically reshaping the jobs market, leading many Americans to reconsider their careers.

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It s a minefield : US restaurant workers leave industry over Covid

‘It’s a minefield’: US restaurant workers leave industry over Covid Michael Sainato © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images Jake Galardi Marko has worked in the restaurant industry for the past 10 years, and recently took a new server position at a Cheesecake Factory in Las Vegas, Nevada, after quitting his job at the Olive Garden of two years during the pandemic due to abuse from customers over Covid-19 protections. “It’s a minefield of unsafe working environments and exploitative practices still permeate the hiring and training processes,” he said. “People always say but we make tips so it can’t be that bad. This is used as an excuse to ignore abusive and exploitative practices.”

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Employers need workers Workers need jobs Why is there a disconnect?

Employers in Florida cannot find hospitality workers despite high unemployment in the industry. The reasons why depend on whom you ask.

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I want to do the things that matter to me : Pandemic spurs search for jobs with purpose

âI want to do the things that matter to meâ: Pandemic spurs search for jobs with purpose By Katie Johnston Globe Staff,Updated May 10, 2021, 7:13 p.m. Email to a Friend Fernanda Cunha got some help from sons Benjamin, 4 (left), and Alex, 9, as she made bath products for her business.Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe It can take a big push to make a drastic change. And when it comes to peopleâs work lives, there has been perhaps no greater disruptor than the COVID-19 pandemic. Many got laid off, or were suddenly allowed to do their jobs from anywhere. Some got sick, while countless others worried about their safety.

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