An end of the year piece of good news happened over the weekend–from the announcement by 32BJ in NYC: The Local 32BJ Bargaining Committee announced on December 29th a tentative agreement on a new $6.8 billion contract for 26,000 commercial property service workers in New York City that provides more than 16% in pay […]
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A Good Deal for Building Workers
Posted on 01 January 2008.
An end of the year piece of good news happened over the weekend–from the announcement by 32BJ in NYC: The Local 32BJ Bargaining Committee announced on December 29th a tentative agreement on a new $6.8 billion contract for 26,000 commercial property service workers in New York City that provides more than 16% in pay […]
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Ringing in the New Year with a Strike
Posted on 12 December 2007.
New York City’s office-building workers, organized by SEIU 32BJ, are in the midst of contract negotiations with the city’s commercial building owners and managers. The workers are fighting for a much needed pay increase – a pay increase that the industry can well afford. Despite their complaints, the real estate industry – commercial and residential […]
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Ringing in the New Year with a Strike
Posted on 12 December 2007.
New York City’s office-building workers, organized by SEIU 32BJ, are in the midst of contract negotiations with the city’s commercial building owners and managers. The workers are fighting for a much needed pay increase – a pay increase that the industry can well afford. Despite their complaints, the real estate industry – commercial and residential […]
Posted in General InterestComments (0)
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