On Tuesday, Georgia service workers lined the sidewalk in front of a Popeyes on Wesley Chapel Rd. A hot summer day, some worker have umbrellas, others wet rags wrapped around their necks.
A majority are holding up signs that are demanding change.
These service workers and members of the Union of Southern Service Workers (USSW) aren’t rallying for better wages, benefits or hours — but rather better working conditions during the summer heat.
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