Workers are threatening to strike before the World Cup… with a letter to FIFA

The union Unite Hair Local 11, which represents chefs and bar staff inside Inglewood Stadium, explained that the workers do not have a labor contract as the competition approaches.

This agreement was issued to FIFA The owner of the stadium, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, has three main interests: the commitment of the people not to give any part to Immigration, Customs, and the Border Guard during the competition, to ensure the safety of the jobs of the workers who agree to the agreement and to rehabilitate their workplaces, in addition to helping to provide affordable housing for workers in the tourist group.

He was the director US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Todd Lyons has said that regulators have taken a “big role” in the… World Cupwhich the agency deemed a threat to the safety of workers and visitors to Los Angeles.

FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and SoFi representatives declined to comment.

The agency added that it also wants assurances that it will not be used artificial intelligence In this competition, which leads to the termination of the services of its members.

The union linked its job demands to housing affordability issues in Los Angeles, particularly in Inglewood, to demands for the Workforce Housing Fund, restrictions on short-term rentals, and the introduction of taxes aimed at paying for affordable housing and protecting immigrant families.

“Wash it up,” Union President Curt Petersen said in a statement FIFA “And corporate sponsors make billions of dollars from Los Angeles, while refusing to even acknowledge the chefs, workers and stagehands who make this event possible.”

The union revealed that he has repeatedly sought meetings with FIFA since his appointment Los Angeles A city inhabited, but neglected.

Los Angeles is scheduled to host eight World Cup games at SoFi Stadium, starting with the United States against Paraguay on June 12.