Before they left after another shift, I stopped them. "There's a way to end these assignments and challenge your original employment contracts. Will you help?"
Their expressions changed. "Tell us what you need, Tessa."
I showed them the medical records documenting Ellie's and my injuries. "Many of you saw Natalie and Frank try to force us to sign. I need witnesses and any recordings you have. With evidence of coercion, we may be able to get those contracts thrown out."
An older employee raised his phone. "I'm sorry I didn't step in. I was afraid for my job. But I recorded what happened. See if this helps."
"I have audio," another said. Others came forward with their own evidence. Natalie panicked.
"You weren't allowed to record company business!"
No one listened. Several workers stop
