Every day for more than two months, we've been on the picket line in Texas. No matter the weather or time, we're out there.
Every day for more than two months, we've been on the picket line in Texas. No matter the weather or time, we're out there.We were forced to strike by our employer, Molson Coors, a company that made $12 billion last year from our hard work. In return, Molson Coors offered us Teamsters at the Fort Worth brewery an insulting wage increase of 99 cents per hour.After more than two months on the line, the company's greedy, shameful position hasn't changed.
This company's unwillingness to reach a fair new agreement with workers means its sights are set on breaking the union. But workers at other Molson Coors plants are watching us closely. We know we have a lot of support. And we will not be broken.We are overwhelmed by the public support for a nationwide boycott of Molson Coors products. We put our all into making Miller High Life, Coors Light, Milwaukee's Best, Foster's, Topo Chico, and a dozen other brands.
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