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The statement below is attributable to 32BJ SEIU Vice President Jaime Contreras, a veteran of the U.S. Navy and naturalized U.S. citizen who fled a bloody civil war in El Salvador at the age of 13. “As a union representing thousands of immigrant workers, we urge the Mayor and City Council in College Park to […]
32BJ SEIU Urges College Park Legislators to Pass Non-Citizen Voting Bill Read More »
Today, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced that Delaware will join 14 other states and Washington D.C. in a lawsuit against the Trump administration over their decision to end DACA. The statement below is attributable to Gabe Morgan, a Vice President at 32BJ SEIU: “As a union representing thousands of immigrant workers, we
32BJ SEIU Praises DE Attorney Matthew Denn for joining AG Lawsuit on DACA Read More »
Versión en español a seguir The following statement is attributable to Hector Figueroa, President of 32BJ SEIU: “President Trump’s decision to deport nearly one million Dreamers is a disgusting act of cowardice and cruelty. Repealing DACA is a low in a Presidency marked by discrimination and the removal of rights for people of color. Deporting
The following statement can be attributed to Hector Figueroa, President of 32BJ SEIU: “Trump’s pardon of Ex-Sheriff Arpaio is a cowardly and disgraceful act spurred by the same racism and anti-immigrant fervor on display in Charlottesville last week. Even as the public reels after the fallout from Virginia, President Trump is sending yet another message
32BJ SEIU Statement On Trump’s Pardon Of Law-Breaking Ex-Sheriff Arpaio Read More »
The following statement can be attributed to John Santos, Vice President and Hudson Valley District Director, SEIU 32BJ: “Astorino’s veto of the Westchester Immigrant Protection Act is misguided, and an obstacle to truly protecting everyone who lives and works in Westchester County. Ten legislators from both sides of the aisle voted to approve the law,
32BJ Statement On Astorino Veto Of Westchester Immigrant Protection Act Read More »
(Miami, FL) The following statement can be attributed to Helene O’Brien, Florida Director of SEIU 32BJ, the union that represents 163,000 property service workers, including more than 600 subcontracted airline passenger service workers at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport: “Today’s release of Broward County’s report in response to January’s shooting incident, is a great start and
The following statement can be attributed to Héctor Figueroa, president of SEIU 32BJ: “A life has already been lost in a senseless act of hatred in Charlottesville. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those attacked today. As a union we reject these kinds of hateful actions and encourage our members, working families
32BJ SEIU Statement on the Hateful Attack in Charlottesville Read More »
The following statement can be attributed to Héctor Figueroa, president of SEIU 32BJ: “Daniel Loeb’s racist remarks against Senate Democratic Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins must be firmly rejected by anyone with a sense of decency. These kind of despicable comments are fueled by racist and anti-union sentiments that don’t belong in New York or anywhere. One
32BJ Response to Daniel Loeb Comments about Andrea Stewart-Cousins Read More »
Our condolences go out to the family, friends and coworkers of our brother Eduardo Monge, the window cleaner who fell to his death at 60 Madison Avenue this morning. Eduardo comes from a family of window cleaners and is a long time member of our union. We keenly feel his loss. We will continue to
32BJ Statement on the Death of Window Cleaner Eduardo Monge Read More »
Rockville, MD– The union representing thousands of commercial office cleaners and other property service workers in Montgomery County issued the following statement in response to County Executive Ike Leggett’s study on raising the minimum wage to $15. The following statement is attributable to Maria Naranjo, 32BJ Capital Area Director, 32BJ SEIU: “In one of the
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