Episode 96: Toys R Us Workers Aren’t Playing Around; The Secret To Organizing A Union.

When Toys R Us went belly up, 33,000 workers were cast into the streets with no severance because the bankruptcy laws favor corporate thieves and raiders. But, those workers are fighting back. I talk to two key leaders in the campaign to change the laws and get a bit of justice, not just for Toys R Us workers but all people. I, then, welcome back a good friend, Richard Bensinger, to talk about a new initiative he’s launched to teach workers inside companies how to launch effective union organizing campaigns. The Robber Baron of the Week is the CEO of Toys R Us. Please become a financial supporter of the podcast here so we can continue to bring you unique content . In today's Working Life Podcast: Episode 96: Toys R Us Workers Aren’t Playing Around; The Secret To Organizing A Union Episode 96: When Toys R Us went belly up, 33,000 workers were cast into the streets with no severance because the bankruptcy laws favor corporate thieves and raiders. But, those workers are fighting back. I talk to two key leaders in the campaign to change the laws and get a bit of justice, not just for Toys R Us workers but all people. I, then, welcome back a good friend, Richard Bensinger, to talk about a new initiative he’s launched to teach workers inside companies how to launch effective union organizing campaigns. The Robber Baron of the Week is the CEO of Toys R Us LISTEN NOW Support the Working Life Podcast on DONATE NOW

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