Birdie Gregson

Fantastic recap of everything that has happened with the @noevilfoods story over the last two years. This slideshow covers the company's union busting, their attempts to cover it up, the labor board settlements, the mass layoffs, and the aftermath of it all.

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🧵 After busting a union, targeting and firing supporters, abusing copyright laws to suppress audio leaks from anti-union meetings, paying out thousands in a labor board settlement, and laying off the entire production team without warning or severance, @noevilfoods is no more.

Good riddance.

The audio and video from their anti-union meetings will also persist as their legacy, inevitably to be used by organizers in years to come as a way to inoculate against common anti-union talking points. youtu.be/OxCCDrq-uto?si…

It's bad enough y'all screwed your workers by busting a union drive and then laying off your production team without warning or severance But now you're screwing the few remaining customers you still have? Absolutely shameless @noevilfoods

@printmag This company was absolutely terrible to their workers. MoEvilFoods.com has a lot of info

#Brands for a #BetterWorld: When Everything Goes Wrong 🚫 Sadrah Schadel, founder and CEO of #NoEvilFoods, a nationwide #plantbased protein company that she and her partner started in their #kitchen in 2014 with just $5000. Read the full story on PRINT: l8r.it/YbNE

Friendly reminder about @noevilfoods

@NoEvilFoods is leaving out some big parts about their company's history, particularly regarding their team, which mysteriously disappeared in 2021 according to their revisionist narrative 🤷‍♀️ In reality, No Evil fired their entire production team after busting up a union drive

No Evil Foods busted a union, targeted organizers, settled out of court with the NLRB, and fired their remaining production crew without warning/severance. This year the CEO went on a podcast and admitted her board told the company to "shut down" the union at "all costs."