The change we need starts here.

The time for change is now, and it will take each and every one of us to make a difference;
Join the cause, share your story, and contribute to change.

This
confidential survey is the foundation of the Purple Plague initiative. We are an anonymous employee group dedicated to collecting documented, honest, and fact-based experiences. Your submission is strictly confidential and is aggregated solely for the purpose of advocacy. This information will only be shared with external regulatory bodies and authoritative channels to enforce workplace standards and compel systemic change. Please select the issues you have experienced and share your story with confidence.

HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED ANY OF THE FOLLOWING WHILE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDEX HAGERSTOWN HUB?
You're Protected.. Federally.

This survey is an example of Protected Concerted Activity under Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). This means employees have a federally protected right to discuss, distribute, or participate in this survey for mutual aid and protection regarding working conditions.

Retaliation by management for engaging in this protected activity, including suppressing the survey, threatening or retaliating against participants may be considered an Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) and a violation of federal law. Your submissions, stories, and any provided information will never be distributed, nor your information shared with anyone besides The Purple Plague team and governmental regulatory bodies (such as the NLRB or OSHA.)

Retaliation

Favoritism

Harassment

Discrimination

Verbal Abuse

Ignored Complaints

Unfair Discipline

Disrespect

Unsafe Equipment

Injury/Accident

Safety Pressure (Pressure to ignore safety rules)

Blocked Exits

Hazardous Spills

Extreme Temperatures

Unsanitary Facilities (Broken/Dirty Bathrooms)

Lack of PPE

Understaffing

Overwhelming Workflow
(or simply Overworked)

Unrealistic Quotas
(or PPH Pressure)

Denied Breaks

Inaccurate Scheduling

Team Lift Denial

Excessive OT (Overtime)

Unstable Schedule

Wage Issues (or Unpaid Time)

Misclassification (Doing higher-level work without pay)

Coercion

Unreasonable Demands