NJ Barnes and Noble workers protest after 9 warehouse employees test positive for coronavirus
Barnes & Noble workers in Monroe Township protested Tuesday after they were upset nine warehouse employees tested positive for coronavirus.
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Apr 8, 2020, 11:19 AM
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Updated 1,912 days ago
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Barnes & Noble workers in Monroe Township protested Tuesday after they were upset nine warehouse employees tested positive for coronavirus.
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The workers are pushing for the warehouse to be sanitized and closed for two weeks.
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Workers say they want paid time off while they're gone, and hazard pay when they come back.
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About 800 people work at the facility.
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