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11/14/2010 - 1:33pm

 

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Verizon made $3.6 billion in profit in 2010 and paid the top 10 executives handsomely. They paid zero in federal income tax. Their proposals seek to eliminate good jobs. The standards that Verizon workers have are the standards that we should seek for all workers, not a race to the bottom. We need to send a very clear message that unchecked corporate greed is not acceptable in our community and that we will not stand by as they seek to undo progress made over the past twenty years. We need to stand unified and ready to fight for good jobs and a future for workers at highly profitable companies like Verizon.

Verizon made $3.6 billion in profit in 2010 and paid the top 10 executives handsomely. They paid zero in federal income tax. Their proposals seek to eliminate good jobs. The standards that Verizon workers have are the standards that we should seek for all workers, not a race to the bottom. We need to send a very clear message that unchecked corporate greed is not acceptable in our community and that we will not stand by as they seek to undo progress made over the past twenty years. We need to stand unified and ready to fight for good jobs and a future for workers at highly profitable companies like Verizon.

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Local Union News

11/18/2011 - 3:06pm

CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
In the City Council October 18, 2010

Whereas, unions have historically helped bring economic and social democracy to American society, and

Whereas, the City of Springfield, wishing to promote respect for human rights, including workers' freedom to form unions and bargain collectively without employer interference; and having a history of support for freedom to form unions and the important public benefits inherent in collective bargaining, and


07/13/2008 - 9:32pm

On Thursday July 10, 2008, at First Congregational church in Greenfield, a panel of the Western Massachusetts Jobs with Justice Workers' Rights Board took testimony from Registered Nurses who are members of the Massachusetts Nurses Association at Baystate Franklin Medical Center in Greenfield. The Board’s report on collective bargaining there is highly critical of BFMC's contract proposals and underlying motivation. A copy of the report is at http://wmjwj.org/sites/wmjwj.org/files/BFMC%20WRB.pdf.

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