YouTube Music Contractors Go on Strike Over Unfair Labor Practices

YouTube Music workers have gone on strike, alleging that both Alphabet and subcontractor Cognizant are using unfair labor practices to obstruct their union drive. The striking workers, numbering 40 in total, are calling for better working conditions and benefits from the companies. The rally is broadcast live on Facebook.

The striking YouTube Music workers have accused the companies of several unfair labor practices. They claim that both Alphabet and Cognizant have attempted to hinder their union drive by intimidating and harassing the workers and by imposing excessive surveillance. The workers are also demanding better pay, job security, and improved working conditions. 

The strike has been ongoing since Friday and has received support from other workers and activists. The striking workers have been joined by fellow YouTube Music employees, as well as members of the public who have expressed solidarity with their cause. The workers have also received support from various labor unions and other organizations.

The YouTube Music workers are hoping that the strike will bring their grievances to the attention of the companies and force them to address the workers' concerns. The workers have stated that they will continue to strike until their demands are met. 

The YouTube Music workers have shown that they are not afraid to stand up for their rights and fight for better working conditions and benefits. We hope that the companies will take their demands seriously and do the right thing by the workers. Please leave a comment below to show your support for the striking workers.