Apple health and safety whistleblower and environmentalist Ashley Gjovik spoke in San Jose about her struggle at Apple to protect her health and safety and fellow workers and the retaliation and corruption of government agencies. She also discussed the ongoing environmental dangers by Apple and other sites in the South Bay.
Ashley Gjovik was a senior engineering program manager at Apple and discovered a toxic dump site under her office that was poisoning her and other workers. She began to demand that Apple mediate the dangers and the company then went after her, threatening and then terminating her.
She also discovered that across the street from where she lived there was a secret Apple Fab production facility that was releasing dangerous toxins and chemicals that were getting in her body and causing serious health problems along with affecting other residents, children and members of the community.
She talks about this experience and the fight for workers rights, union and environmental rights and the capture of government agencies like Cal-OSHA, Federal Osha, the NLRB, EPA and other agencies that are supposed to regulate and do oversight of workers, safety and environmental laws.
She has been facing a a bevy of law firms including major union busting firms that are being paid millions to shutdown her lawsuits.
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