Day 15: Faces of Frito Lay Solidarity
Representing manufacturing, production, maintenance and sanitation workers in the baking, confectionery, tobacco and grain milling industries.
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19 Jul Day 15: Faces of Frito Lay Solidarity

Posted at 14:08h in Frito Lay Strike by

We draw our strength from the very despair in which we have been forced to live. We shall endure.

— Cesar Chavez
  • Amanda Kirkman works as a Box Drop and has been a Frito Lay employee for 15 years. “I’m on strike for better working conditions and pay.”
  • Therese Lundgren has worked for Frito Lay for 18 years in Sanitation. “I am striking for a pay raise. I have only received $.83 raise in the last 10 years.”
  • Tony Gallegos is a SunChips Operator and has worked for Frito Lay for 15 years. “I’m on strike for fair working conditions.”
  • Heidi Vallon is a PMO and has worked at Frito Lay for 23 years. “I am on strike for better working conditions and excessive forced overtime.”
  • Matthew Miller is a PMO and has worked at Frito Lay for 20 years. “I’m striking because of forced overtime due to qualifications.”
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