A little story of Chris Small
A little story of Chris Small
From.Washington Post:
"Workers said the campaign’s authenticity and their frustrations with ‘exploitive’ work environment drove the win."
By Gregg Jaffee and Anna Betts:
"We had nothing. We started off with two tables, two chairs and a tent,” he said after the union he helped to found scored an improbable victory over one of the world’s largest companies. “And that’s it.”
On Friday, Smalls, 33, stood in front of a phalanx of reporters and television cameras in the red sweatsuit that had been his uniform during the campaign to unionize Amazon’s first warehouse in the United States. The reporters wanted to know how he felt, what demands the new union would make of Amazon, what message he had for the company’s billionaire founder, Jeff Bezos, who also the owns The Washington Post."
Note:
May be Mr Small would like to consider doing "tentmaking" activities to support his cause, for example by making daily podcast, beyond just to live in a tent ...that way many audiences can follow his actions.(2) Another way is known as support raising.(3)
version 1.0: 3 april 2022, pk. 8:54
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Source:
(1) https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/04/01/amazon-workers-staten-island/
(2) https://lausanne.org/networks/issues/tentmaking
(3) https://supportraisingsolutions.org/tentmaking-vs-support-raising-which-is-the-biblical-model/#.Ykfw5SQxcbR
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From.Washington Post:
"Workers said the campaign’s authenticity and their frustrations with ‘exploitive’ work environment drove the win."
By Gregg Jaffee and Anna Betts:
"We had nothing. We started off with two tables, two chairs and a tent,” he said after the union he helped to found scored an improbable victory over one of the world’s largest companies. “And that’s it.”
On Friday, Smalls, 33, stood in front of a phalanx of reporters and television cameras in the red sweatsuit that had been his uniform during the campaign to unionize Amazon’s first warehouse in the United States. The reporters wanted to know how he felt, what demands the new union would make of Amazon, what message he had for the company’s billionaire founder, Jeff Bezos, who also the owns The Washington Post."
Note:
May be Mr Small would like to consider doing "tentmaking" activities to support his cause, for example by making daily podcast, beyond just to live in a tent ...that way many audiences can follow his actions.(2) Another way is known as support raising.(3)
version 1.0: 3 april 2022, pk. 8:54
VC
Source:
(1) https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/04/01/amazon-workers-staten-island/
(2) https://lausanne.org/networks/issues/tentmaking
(3) https://supportraisingsolutions.org/tentmaking-vs-support-raising-which-is-the-biblical-model/#.Ykfw5SQxcbR
Illustration 1
Illustration 2
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