Hundreds of Nabisco factory workers went on strike and called on consumers to boycott. Mondelez, the snack conglomerate that owns Nabisco, wanted them to work 12-hour days & weekends with no overtime pay. Factory workers in Portland, Oregon, were the first to go on strike on August 10. Workers at Nabisco sites in Richmond, VA and Aurura, CO followed suit.
“Treated Like Slaves:” Factory Workers Who Make Oreos & Chips Ahoy Tell All
Hundreds of Nabisco factory workers across the country walked out to protest 12-hour days and brutal working conditions.
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