Anschutz Town Hall With Elected Allies

Join Anschutz Workers, like Nate and Maria, and Elected Allies for a Town Hall to Demand Anschutz Stand by Their Employees Through the Pandemic

Join the Town Hall with elected officials from across California to tell them why they should stand with employees at AEG and ASM Global locations and demand that Anschutz Corporation stand by their most vulnerable employees.

What: Town Hall with Elected Allies

When: Thursday 7/16 from 11 AM to 1 PM

Where: This is an online Town Hall. Follow this link:

https://zoom.us/j/91781964898pwd=VVpZekJvNHdvU0hXcVEzTmhTZG1Zdz09

The Password for the Town Hall is: Password: 140434#

To dial in by phone:

+1-669-900-9128

Code: 91781964898#

The Password for the Town Hall is: Password: 140434#

The purpose of the Town Hall is to ask elected officials to support us in our ask to Anschutz to continue to pay the $600 per week unemployment supplement for all laid-off workers after the federal supplement ends in July 2020, and to continue providing health care coverage for up to 1 year for those who had coverage before the layoffs.

My Name is Nate Amos. I’ve worked at the Staples Center since 2014, in guest services and now in operations. I lost my job when the pandemic started. I have a ten year old child and a newborn coming in September. My wife is currently on maternity leave from her job. We don’t have any income. I’ve applied for unemployment, but because of the number of people filing, I haven’t gotten any checks yet. We are living on $200 a month in food assistance. I have been applying for work, but the pandemic has put a freeze on hiring in most places.

I’m worried because I have a growing child and another on the way, and I’m not sure how I’m going to pay for rent and food.

My name is Maria Ortiz. I worked at the Oakland Coliseum for 22 years. I am a single mother with 3 children. I am the financial support for my family because my children are in school. Adrian is in University and because of the COVID-19 could not complete his studies. Neo goes to Laney College and Eduardo has just graduated from high school and is going to enter College. For me, it is a very difficult situation because I am not working. I am receiving unemployment, but that is only $ 425, and it is not enough to pay

Rent $1365.00
Water $ 200
Light $ 100
Food $ 400

Between my income and my utilities I have to gather an average of almost $2,000 per month. I am asking you, Mr. Anschutz, to read and see the case of each one of my colleagues, including me, the situation we are in with this pandemic. We as workers are not receiving any help from the AEG company, we hope you read and see the situation we are going through.