Maximus Call Center Workers Demand Meeting to Address COVID-19 Safety Concerns

Workers who are organizing to join CWA are calling on Maximus CEO Bruce Caswell and senior leadership to immediately meet (via video) with their organizing committee to address the safety precautions the company must take to protect its workers, their families, and our communities from the COVID-19 pandemic.

More than 10,000 Maximus workers at 11 call centers work in close quarters helping Americans get healthcare support. 

"With these critical health and safety concerns, it's more important than ever that workers have a voice at Maximus – and that the company have an open dialogue with those demanding that voice," said CWA President Chris Shelton. "Refusing to engage in dialogue with workers is always bad policy, but especially bad policy during a pandemic. The lack of communication puts people at unnecessary risk. Maximus needs to meet with the workers' organizing committee and discuss policies that will keep workers, their families, and their communities safe."

Click here to send a message to Maximus CEO Bruce Caswell asking him to meet via video with our organizing committee to address the safety precautions the company must take to protect its workers, their families, and our communities from the COVID-19 pandemic.