American consumers are facing rising costs, while their wages remain stagnant. Statistics show that wages in the southern states are significantly lower than in other parts of the country.
While Qcells has undoubtedly created employment opportunities in rural Georgia (Dalton & Cartersville), it’s puzzling why this multi-billion-dollar corporation, having received substantial tax breaks from Georgian taxpayers, pays its workers the same wage as a nearby gas station chain.
As the world moves away from fossil fuels and adopts renewable energy sources, Qcells has developed a groundbreaking product that will propel the industry forward. Qcells' solar cells are used to provide energy solutions for the residential and commercial panel market. Qcells is poised to become the largest facility of its kind in the world. The company is expected to receive over $6 billion in funding. This will create jobs in Georgia, supporting families and communities.
For Qcells employees, do you have opportunities for advancement? Are there any language barriers that hinder your progress? Does the employee handbook favor the employer? When can you expect your next raise? Do you have a say in your benefits package? If you answer no to any of these questions, it's time to unite as employees and form a union. We can provide you with the information and support you need.
With all the praise being given to Qcells and its potential benefits for Georgia, now is the time for the company to show its workers how much it values their dedication and contributions.
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