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Meta: worker's rights matter!

Guillermo and his former colleagues - all contracted cleaners - protest outside Meta's offices in London with placards

Workers who are sub-contracted to clean the offices of Meta (formerly known as Facebook) must all be guaranteed fair working conditions as part of their right to freedom of association, including the right to form and join a union and collectively bargain for decent conditions, without fear of interference, intimidation or retaliation.

Amnesty International is publishing this briefing following the dismissal of Guillermo Camacho Equez (Camacho) in October 2021. He was a contracted cleaner and trade union representative of the Cleaners and Allied Independent Workers Union (CAIWU) who actively spoke out and campaigned for fair working conditions and against the excessive workload of cleaners at Meta’s London office on Brock Street.

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Facebook is a powerful company that claims to be committed to protect workers' rights. It knows it should not punish its workers for demanding better conditions. Those who clean their offices should not be targeted or intimidated. Demand that Meta takes responsibility for how its cleaners are treated and that the company provides immediate compensation to Guillermo.

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