Est. 2023 | We are workers at @justthepill / Abortion Delivered 💊 | We just want better work conditions | Wobblies 🐈⬛
Joined June 2023
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Getting rid of workers to "restructure" and later reopen is indistinguishable from union busting. It is likely they will open positions with less pay.
Please share widely! This is the only way we are receiving donations for our hardship fund after being laid off.
As of January 17, 2025
Just the Pill board and leadership made the decision to lay off most of the workers involved in patient care, including clinicians
The only ones involved in this process are managerial positions, consultants, and Meg Sasse Stern, a pseudo manager with no direct patient service experience.
Everyone laid off was part of a team of experienced abortion workers treated poorly and misled for months. Among those laid off are single mothers, chronically ill, all the trans & non-binary staff.
JTP Workers United retweeted
5/1 update on post-Roe abortion bans:
❌ Total ban: SD, OK, TX, MO, AR, MS, AL, LA, KY, TN, ID, WV, ND, IN
❌ 6-wk: GA, SC, FL
❌ 12-wk: NC, NE
❌ 15-wk: AZ
❌ 18-wk: UT
⚠️ Ban not currently in effect: WY (total), AZ (total), IA (6)
JTP Workers United retweeted
Increasing restrictions on reproductive care inflict a significant physical and mental burden that ripples across generations—especially for people of color
apa.org/monitor/2023/06/abor…
JTP Workers United retweeted
REMINDER: $1 pregnancy tests are just as accurate as $20 pregnancy tests! They are literally the same ones you would receive at a doctor’s office! And it’s extremely rare to get a false positive, so you really don’t need to take 7 to confirm.
Don’t overpay to pee on something!!!
ALT $1.25 pregnancy tests in the checkout line at the Dollar Tree
JTP Workers United retweeted
Let's be clear: settler-colonialism, occupation, and apartheid are all 100% antithetical to every single core principle of reproductive justice.
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Money for reproductive care? No.
Money for housing? No.
Money for food stamps? No.
Money for parental leave? No.
Money for public schools? No.
Money for healthcare? No.
Money to clear student debt? No.
Money for working class families? No.
Money for war? ALWAYS.
