4/1/2022, 12:17 pm
Comrades, cutbacks on what Americans consider necessary to maintain, well, America, are happening in every niche group industry. In Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu is seeking City Council approval to cut ruckus workers hours to half days.
Ruckus workers have been on the job since Mayor Wu offered to let North End Boston restaurants pay Boston $7,500 so they could offer outdoor seating to their customers. Even though Mayor Wu was completely flexible by allowing restaurants not seeking more customer seating for their business not to pay the $7,500, or to prorate the total cost according to out door seating seasonal demands, ruckus workers toiled away, doing what ruckus workers do in order to provide for their family.
In cutting ruckus work hours, Mayor Wu, believes she can silence the wheels of an entire industry, which will put ruckus laborers at an all time financial loss. A financial loss many in the Boston ruckus industry can't afford any more than the $7, 500 to seat restaurant customers outside.
"Cutting ruckus work hours to half days on a personal whim is harmful to the entire city", said early shift Ruckus worker, Nom Sayin. "To penalize night shift ruckus workers puts half of the Ruckus Industry out of work. Not every night shift ruckus worker can be scheduled into office hours. Some ruckus workers are holding down two jobs, already. It is unconsciexntiousable that Mayor Wu seeks to limit ruckus work hours at a time when ruckus workers need every hour they can get, just to get by in such a harsh environment to try to earn a living in Boston."
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/0 ... off-hours/
Full Time Ruckus is vital to Boston's future. Protect Boston's Ruckus Economy and Boston's ruckus workers, before Wu-nomics spreads to your collective.
Ruckus workers have been on the job since Mayor Wu offered to let North End Boston restaurants pay Boston $7,500 so they could offer outdoor seating to their customers. Even though Mayor Wu was completely flexible by allowing restaurants not seeking more customer seating for their business not to pay the $7,500, or to prorate the total cost according to out door seating seasonal demands, ruckus workers toiled away, doing what ruckus workers do in order to provide for their family.
In cutting ruckus work hours, Mayor Wu, believes she can silence the wheels of an entire industry, which will put ruckus laborers at an all time financial loss. A financial loss many in the Boston ruckus industry can't afford any more than the $7, 500 to seat restaurant customers outside.
"Cutting ruckus work hours to half days on a personal whim is harmful to the entire city", said early shift Ruckus worker, Nom Sayin. "To penalize night shift ruckus workers puts half of the Ruckus Industry out of work. Not every night shift ruckus worker can be scheduled into office hours. Some ruckus workers are holding down two jobs, already. It is unconsciexntiousable that Mayor Wu seeks to limit ruckus work hours at a time when ruckus workers need every hour they can get, just to get by in such a harsh environment to try to earn a living in Boston."
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/0 ... off-hours/
Full Time Ruckus is vital to Boston's future. Protect Boston's Ruckus Economy and Boston's ruckus workers, before Wu-nomics spreads to your collective.