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Apple store workers in California are protesting for their rights

by Lisander González / August 16, 2015 8:17 PM EDT

When we talk about demanding the rights that workers deserve for the services they are providing or performing, it is something that even Apple has not been able to escape, especially when third parties are involved, that is, some person or company other than the two main parties involved.

Protests continue for the rights of Apple store workers in California

In this particular case, Apple stores located in the state of California have experienced a series of protests in recent weeks, most of them quite peaceful and without attracting much attention from the local press, since those who have protested in front of the stores have done so without drawing much attention, and no official demands for this action have even been presented.

Protests for workers' rights at Apple stores in California

It's important to note that the protests haven't been entirely peaceful; some have taken a more extreme turn. Information is scarce, and there are no details about the unions involved, or perhaps only one union is supporting these protests. During the time these demonstrations have been ongoing, regular shoppers at the stores have been greeted with these acts and informational leaflets.

The contracting company involved in this incident is Ledcor Group, a multidisciplinary construction company in Canada and the United States, active in the construction of all types of buildings. This company has not yet issued any comment regarding these protests, which are primarily directed, or so it appears, against it.

It's clear that Apple won't emerge unscathed from these events, but when it comes to contracted labor and protests related to fair wage adjustments, it's certain that they will take action, and an announcement is expected.