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Tue Nov 14 – Jacksonville, FL – Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts - Moran Theater.Wed Nov 08 – Kansas City, MO – Music Hall Kansas City.Tue Nov 07 – Oklahoma City, OK – Criterion Theater.Sat Nov 04 – Houston – Bayou Music Center.Wed Nov 01 – Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory.Thu Oct 26 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium.Sun Oct 22 – Baltimore, MD – Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts.Thu Oct 19 – Pittsburgh, PA – Benedum Center.Wed Oct 18 – Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia.Thu Oct 12 – Cleveland, OH – State Theatre at Playhouse Square.Wed Oct 11 – Cincinnati, OH – Aronoff Center.Tue Oct 10 – Columbus, OH – Palace Theatre Columbus.Sat Oct 07 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Pantages Theatre.

Thu Oct 05 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre.

Wed Oct 04 – Inglewood, CA – YouTube Theater.

Tue Oct 03 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre.

Sat Sep 30 – Oakland, CA – Paramount Theatre-Oakland.

Fri Sep 22 – Memphis, TN – The Orpheum Theatre Memphis.

Wed Sep 20 – Louisville, KY – The Louisville Palace.

Sun Sep 10 – Norfolk, VA – Chrysler Hall.

Fri Sep 08 – North Charleston, SC – North Charleston Performing Arts Center.

This sudden expansion comes as more than 3 million Americans have applied for unemployment benefits - a staggering number that economists fear could signal the country is only in the beginning of a bleak economic downturn. Instacart employee Monica Ortega walks past empty racks while picking up groceries from a supermarket for delivery on March 19, 2020, in North Hollywood, Calif. CVS also wants to add 50,000 workers and provide bonuses of up to $500 for pharmacists, store employees and managers. Meanwhile, 7-Eleven wants to supplement its workforce by 20,000, while Dollar General aims to hire 50,000 workers by the end of April. Walmart said it will bring on 150,000 temporary workers and pay special cash bonuses to hourly workers totaling $550 million. The tech giant did not immediately respond to a request about the warehouse workers' petition in California and the Whole Foods "sick out."Īmazon and Instacart are among a range of retail and service companies that have announced hiring sprees in recent days and are offering incentives to attract new employees. Instacart workers have attempted national boycotts and changes in the past to no avail.Īmazon, meanwhile, said accusations made by workers at its Staten Island warehouse are "simply unfounded" and that it has increased deep cleanings and made safety supplies available.

#Instacart strike delay 2019 full#

As large chunks of the American economy remain shut down and many businesses face an uncertain future, a new crop of winners and losers will emerge.ĭownload the NBC News app for full coverage and alerts about the coronavirus outbreak This growing movement of gig workers, contractors and hourly wage earners who are asserting themselves is part of a shifting economy, labor experts say. While health care workers remain on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic, laborers at grocery stores, warehouses and for delivery services have found themselves thrust into essential positions that are keeping the economy chugging. Tech Instacart workers slam pandemic working conditions, call for work stoppageĪbout 100 Amazon warehouse workers on Staten Island, New York, also walked off the job at noon Monday over a "lack of safety protocols," while a network of employees of Whole Foods Market, which is owned by Amazon, are calling for a "sick out" Tuesday if their demands aren't met, including for hazard pay, guaranteed paid leave if a worker must self-isolate, and for health care coverage for part-time and seasonal workers.