What is the need for him to be on-site, if not for personal contact with other employees? He admits it's for organizing. (Honest question, I'm not familiar wit

What is the need for him to be on-site, if not for personal contact with other employees? He admits it's for organizing. (Honest question, I'm not familiar with how organization/ unionization works, or if there's another legitimate reason.) Have you seen people's reactions to the churches that are still meeting in person? Check out op/eds and letters to the editor in Tampa, Baltimore, and Baton Rouge, just to start. Twitter if you want to see the ugly that is expected from Twitter. But throwing a fit is an understatement.