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Coca-Cola continues to violate the fundamental rights of workers in Haiti, Indonesia, Ireland and the USA.
The International Union of Foodworkers (IUF) has launched a global online campaign to protest this -- which we encourage you to support.
In Haiti, Coca-Cola's bottler continues to systematically deny workers their right to form and be represented by a union.
In Indonesia, Coca-Cola's bottler pursues its long running attack on the rights of independent, democratic trade unions.
In Ireland, Coca-Cola closed two of its directly owned concentrate plants, both of which were strongly unionised, and shifted production to the remaining plant in Ballina, where it refuses to engage in collective bargaining with the union.
And finally, in the USA the company's bottler spent more than $330,000 hiring a union-busting consultant firm to persuade workers at its Greenfield bottling plant to not join the union.
Please show your support for the IUF campaign by sending a clear message to Coca-Cola CEO and Chairman James Quincey, expressing your outrage over these ongoing human rights violations and demanding that the company act to remedy them.
