JFK Workers Demand Wage Records From Private Contractor

The dispute stems from the employer requiring its wheelchair attendants, baggage handlers and cabin cleaners to use an app to check in and out for work shifts.

Eulen America employees have the support of Queens lawmakers like Borough President Melinda Katz and U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-Astoria) in petitioning their employer about alleged wage theft from their employer through a workforce app.

“In a show of strength, you have stood up and demanded better working conditions by holding actions at four major airports,” said Katz. “Eulen America should understand that they need to address the issues you have identified. I stand in solidarity with you today and moving forward to ensure you get the working conditions and respect you deserve.”

Read more: https://queenscountypolitics.com/2019/09/05/jfk-workers-demand-wage-records-from-private-contractor/

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