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Despite $3B in Profit, Express Scripts Closes American Facility, But Overseas Call Centers Remain

Posted on April 11, 2017

 

Express Scripts Is No Friend to the American Worker

Highly profitable corporation cutting more American Jobs while overseas offices stay open

 

Trevose, PA – On Wednesday, April 12th, nearly 100 workers will be joined by elected officials and community supporters to call out Express Scripts on their announcement to close its facility in Trevose.

While people across Pennsylvania and the country demand more jobs for American families, multi-billion dollar Express Scripts  invests in overseas call centers while putting Pennsylvanians out of work.

The corporation, which made $3.1 billion in profits in 2016 and aggressively markets itself as “pro-union” and worker-friendly, announced the intended closure earlier this month. The decision would leave nearly 200 people unemployed. Some of those affected workers have trained employees in Express Scripts call centers in the Philippines.

 

What: Press conference to urge Express Scripts to invest in American jobs, not overseas call centers

When: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 5:00pm

Who: Express Scripts workers, supporters, Representative Gene DiGirolamo, Senator Robert Tomlinson, and Representative John Galloway

Where: Representative Gene DiGirolamo’s office: Neshaminy Valley Commons, 2400 Bristol Road, Bensalem, PA 19020

Visuals: 100 workers and supporters with “American Jobs Matter” signs will gather, speak out, and share their stories.

 

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