Former employees have been invited to 'find new opportunities without the woke nonsense' by a 'non-woke' marketplace and job board.
on Thursday that his company and"non-woke job board" RedBalloon were inviting former Bud Light workers to submit job applications to a"network of non-woke businesses."
A"non-woke" marketplace founder has reached out to assist laid-off Bud Light workers find new jobs at"non-woke businesses."An open letter from Public Sq. and RedBalloon urges the laid-off workers to"take a stand" against the"progressive politicization of our economy" by applying for a job at a company that promotes conservative values.
"We're sorry that Anheuser-Busch leadership prioritized left-wing ideology over sound business practices," the letter states."You are the ones that suffer for Bud Light's disastrous decision." "People like to say 'go woke, go broke' and in reality, the economic consequences rarely fall on the wealthy liberals that make the woke decision," it continues."Both PublicSq. and Red Balloon will distribute your resumes to our respective networksBud Light parent company Anheuser-Busch announced yesterday that they are laying off 350 employees.
Losing a job is never easy and it's unfortunate their company decided to prioritize woke ideology over doing what was best for the brand.
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