Workday Magazine (https://workdaymagazine.org/category/bargaining/page/35/)
Twin Cities janitors will rally Thursday at the Hennepin County Government Center to call attention to the burden on public services when employers don’t provide full-time jobs with good health care.
Donning smocks that said, “Magical elves don’t clean your offices – janitors with families do,” Twin Cities janitors rallied Thursday on Peavey Plaza.
Twin Cities janitors will rally Thursday to call on downtown Minneapolis building owners to follow the lead of building owners in Houston by supporting full-time jobs and better health care for janitors and their families.
Janitors who clean downtown office buildings marched in Saturday\’s Holidazzle Parade.
With contract talks at a standstill, Twin Cities janitors will rally Saturday and march in the Holidazzle Parade through downtown Minneapolis.
Kadijo Mohamed wants what most people want – a job that pays enough to support herself and her family.
Twin Cities janitors will protest management plans to eliminate full-time jobs at a lunchtime rally Wednesday, Nov. 29.
Houston janitors are praising Minnesotans and other supporters whose protest led to a resumption of contract talks, and say they plan to step up the pressure in coming weeks.
Outraged by a bankruptcy judge\’s ruling barring them from striking, Mesaba Airline workers plan major demonstrations Thursday in three cities.
Hundreds of janitors, with the backing of community allies, clergy, community leaders, and elected officials, kicked off a campaign to address the most urgent issue facing working families – affordable family health care.