These findings show that many food production workers have limited ability to absorb income decreases, creating disincentives for them to miss work even if they feel ill and increasing the risk of them experiencing financial challenges if they do miss work. Food production workers are more likely to be living in non-metro areas than workers overall (29% vs.Food production workers, in particular Black and Hispanic workers, also are more likely to be uninsured compared to workers overall (17% vs. 76%), food production workers are more likely to have household income below 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL), which is $12,760 for an individual and $26,200 for a family of four as of 2020 (29% vs. Despite being more likely than all workers to work full-time (82% vs.Reflecting the higher shares of noncitizen and Hispanic workers, 37% of food production workers speak a language other than English at home, and a quarter (25%) are less than fluent in English.A higher proportion of food production workers are noncitizens compared to all workers (22% vs 8%). While the majority of food production workers are White (51%), Hispanic workers (34%) make up twice as many food production workers compared to their share of all workers (17%).Roughly 3.4 million individuals work in food production industries.This data note analyzes key characteristics of food production workers to provide insight into who these risks affect and the health and financial implications of the COVID-19 outbreak for these workers and their communities. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other analysis have identified coronavirus outbreaks in meatpacking facilities. Workers in these industries face risk for coronavirus exposure due to their continued work outside the home, with many facing increased risks due to close quarters in their working environment. Moreover, under recent a Presidential Executive Order, meat and poultry processing plants must continue operations to prevent disruption in the food supply chain. At Bluecrew we value the essential work you do to keep the world moving.The federal government has deemed workers in the food and agricultural sector part of the essential critical infrastructure workforce. Plus, you're protected with benefits like overtime, sick days, and workers' compensation. Our technology puts you in control by matching you with jobs that fit your life and your schedule. Manage your work through the Bluecrew app: find and accept jobs, clock-in/out, and moreīluecrew is your go-to place for short- and long-term jobs with top pay.Choose from flexible, short term jobs and recurring long term jobs that fit your schedule.Offers weekly pay and direct deposit to get paid fast.Offers incentives for attendance and high performance.Offers Medical, dental, and vision insurance.Hiring Immediately! No resume required, apply in 15 minutes.Follow all quality and food safety policies and proceduresīenefits of Working with Bluecrew (W2 status!).Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by supervisor.Visually inspect product for defects or damage.Stack filled cases following instructions to prepare for shipping.Assemble boxes and cases for packing product.Ensure proper supply of packing equipment at packing stations.We are hiring Immediately so apply now! Start working tomorrow! No resume required! Responsibilities: Bluecrew is looking for Food Production Workers to work for a leading food company! Come work in a fast paced, dynamic warehouse environment.
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