Burger chain allowing their employees to wear "ABOLISH ICE" badges

[DigitalDrifter]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

 

[DigitalDrifter]

And by the way, this is what Burgerville gets for not stopping their employees from unionizing.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

They support the murders of Mollie Tibbetts and Jamile Shaw.

 

[Godboy]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

There is one within a few minutes from me. I wont be going there anymore.

 

[Mr Natural]

Well yeah, the owners love their cheap cheap labor.

 

[night_son]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

How cute. Why not let them wear inverted crosses as well? Round out that you know . . . anti-American je ne sais quoi while they're at it?

 

[norwegen]

Why would a burger joint ban ice?

Who likes warm sodas?

 

[karpenter]

And by the way, this is what Burgerville gets for not stopping their employees from unionizing.

The Owner Couldn't Stop It
It Was Ordered By The Labor Relations Board
It Seems To Be At Only The One Franchise
At Present....

Burgerville is Forced to Recognize its Union
Burgerville is now legally obligated to recognize the union formed by employees at its SE 92nd and Powell store, making the Burgerville Workers Union (BVWU) the country's only fast food union with federal recognition.
Apr 23, 2018

BVWU's demands: affordable health insurance, a $5-per-hour-raise for each employee, a more reliable scheduling system, and the discontinuation of “E-Verify,”

Never-The-Less
They Demand To Stop Using E-Verify
Like Demanding The Owner
Break The Law To Hire Illegals
Opening Himself To Fines Etc., Etc...
And Allow Illegals To Steal Jobs From Their Fellow Americans
World Communism At It's Most Blatant

 

[Hiryuu]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

Glad to see that an enterprising institution in the food market is willing to forego federal regulations. You can assess to what degree you may think they are interested in compliance with regulations, and gamble with a cheeseburger. Closer than Vegas anyways, but the payout isn't that great even if you don't lose.

Of course I would never tell my employees they couldn't wear buttons supporting the abolishing of ICE. I'd just fire them if they did, so they can go start their own business and hire whomever they wanted and can get away with.

 

[BlackFlag]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

Good for them. ICE is completely incompetent, a waste of money, and all they do is terrorize communities.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Afraid half their employees will be deported or going by the pic at least one quarter

 

[BlackFlag]

Afraid half their employees will be deported or going by the pic at least one quarter

At least 3/4 will be replaced shortly

 

[Hiryuu]

Good for them. ICE is completely incompetent, a waste of money, and all they do is terrorize communities.

That could be true if you consider kicking in doors, hauling off illegal aliens, and actually doing their job following Federal Law requirements terrorism.

 

[Crixus]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

Oh look, they are even cuddling the little wet back to! She is like a little pet for them.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Afraid half their employees will be deported or going by the pic at least one quarter

At least 3/4 will be replaced shortly

Well it's not like it's a career job. Well unless you're a whiny leftist and can't figure out how to advance yourself, then you'll retire there

 

[BlackFlag]

Good for them. ICE is completely incompetent, a waste of money, and all they do is terrorize communities.

That could be true if you consider kicking in doors, hauling off illegal aliens, and actually doing their job following Federal Law requirements terrorism.

12+ million illegals in the country, and I’m supposed to cheer when they spend billions to bust 50 illegals in a factory?

ICE is marred by the total incompetence of its low education, low quality employees. Waste of money.

 

[Hiryuu]

Afraid half their employees will be deported or going by the pic at least one quarter

At least 3/4 will be replaced shortly

I'd fire 100% of them, and ask the immigrant if they wanted to go on the cruise I'd be taking back to their homeland.

 

[BlackFlag]

Afraid half their employees will be deported or going by the pic at least one quarter

At least 3/4 will be replaced shortly

Well it's not like it's a career job. Well unless you're a whiny leftist and can't figure out how to advance yourself, then you'll retire there

Lol you voted for Trump to bring back low skill, low wage jobs because you rubes can’t advance yourself, but now you try to say that’s a leftist thing

Too stupid

 

[BlackFlag]

Afraid half their employees will be deported or going by the pic at least one quarter

At least 3/4 will be replaced shortly

I'd fire 100% of them, and ask the immigrant if they wanted to go on the cruise I'd be taking back to their homeland.

That’s okay. You’ll be replaced soon enough too.

 

[Hiryuu]

12+ million illegals in the country, and I’m supposed to cheer when they spend billions to bust 50 illegals in a factory?

ICE is marred by the total incompetence of its low education, low quality employees. Waste of money.

I didn't post that at all. And you are more than welcome to suggest cheering "+12 million illegals" is better. It still doesn't meet the requirements set forth in Federal Law. I don't really care if you want to surrender on immigration. If you want to talk about wasting money, what else in the $1.2 trillion dollars over budget we currently are would you like to cut?