UM should defend Chartwells workers
In today’s globalized world, our social relations with other people are sometimes simple, sometimes hidden and complex, and sometimes, both at once. You relate simply and directly to the Chartwells food service workers when you buy a sandwich or a cup of coffee at many places on campus. You may see them on a regular...
Chartwells’ workers don’t make a “living wage”
What is most interesting about the full-page paid advertisement that Chartwells put in the last Hurricane issue is not what it said, but what it failed to mention: wages and realistic access to benefits. Many of the 300 foodservice workers on campus who are employed by Chartwells earn so little that they don’t make a...
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