Tell Carnival to put people over profits!

Instead of protecting people, its workers, and the communities that rely on cruises for income, Carnival is trying to maximize its profits – even seeking a bailout from the federal government. We need your help to call out Carnival on its unacceptable actions!

Mr.

Roger

Frizzell

Carnival Corp.

Dear Carnival Corporation,

I am concerned and disappointed by your company’s actions during the current Coronavirus pandemic.  The inability to guarantee the protection of passengers and crew should put pause on any future voyages.

In 2018, your company, which claims by far the largest share (41 percent—or $18 billion in revenue) of the global cruise ship market, paid almost no U.S. taxes. In addition, cruise ships are also sheltered from U.S. labor laws (minimum wage, human rights, and so on) and aggressively exploit cheap labor on the unregulated global labor market.

And yet, the federal government is considering bailing out the cruise industry. This is nothing more than an attempt to exploit the Coronavirus crisis to increase your profits, and it is unacceptable.

I demand that you immediately halt all new cruises and pay your workers to go on sick leave so they don’t have to choose between losing their jobs and potentially infecting thousands.

Thank you, 
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