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32BJ SEIU Endorses Strong Anti-Poverty Council Candidates

By Kim Adsitt

Philadelphia— 32BJ SEIU, the union representing nearly 10,000 Delaware Valley property service workers today announced their endorsement of City Council candidates Isaiah Thomas (At-Large), Kenyatta Johnson (D-2nd), Maria D. Quiñones-Sánchez (D-7th), Blondell Reynolds Brown (At-Large) and Curtis Jones Jr. (D-4th). “Working families need stronger champions to deliver real improvements in public education and in the […]

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Logan Airport Workers to Protest Firing of Pro-Union Cleaner

By Kim Adsitt

Boston- Dozens of airport workers and community supporters will protest the firing of a pro-union airport cleaner at Logan Airport’s Chapel on Thursday at 8:00a.m. demanding that JetBlue’s cleaning contractor stop retaliatory firings of a pro-union airport cleaners. Last December, Logan Airport workers held a protest to demand that JetBlue, Delta and US Airways hold ReadyJet,

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1,000 Airport Workers March on LaGuardia for MLK’s Birthday

By Kim Adsitt

Jan 15, New York— Today, on Martin Luther King’s birthday, more than 1000 airport workers and their supporters held a civil disobedience bridge sit down and march at LaGuardia airport to demand better wages, benefits, working standards and the right to union representation. While NY saw the biggest action of the day, airport workers in

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On MLK’s Birthday, EWR Airport Workers Will Engage in Civil Disobedience

By Kim Adsitt

Newark, NJ– Elected Officials, clergy members, and hundreds of New Jersey airport workers and community supporters will participate in a mass action on Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday to urge the Port Authority, airlines and contractors to take immediate action to improve working conditions and wages at the airports because in the words of Dr.

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A Dream Delayed: Airport Workers to Demand Pay Raise Mandated by Voters

By Kim Adsitt

PHILADELPHIA—On Thursday, January 15, the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., hundreds of airport workers, elected officials and supporters will march through the Philadelphia International Airport with a list of demands to address mounting problems for low-wage airport workers. Eight months after Philadelphia voters overwhelmingly supported raising the minimum wage for airport workers to

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