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'Enough Is Enough': Food Service Workers At CT Hospital Announce Plans For Strike
The union unanimously voted for this action in September after what they allege is "bad faith bargaining," CHCA 1199 leaders ...
Norwalk Hospital food service workers plan to begin strike Nov. 25, union says
NORWALK — Food service workers at Norwalk Hospital have filed a notice that they plan to begin a strike Nov. 25, their union ...
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Asheville restaurateurs prepare for a potential ‘mass exodus’ of food service workers
“This community is made of so many service industry folks,” says Jen Hampton, co-chair of Asheville Food and Beverage United ...
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Norwalk Hospital food service workers file 10-day notice of intent to strike Nov. 25
NORWALK, Connecticut — Norwalk Hospital’s food service workers have filed a 10-day notice of their intent to strike, ...
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Asheville food and hospitality workers adjust to a new normal after Helene
Long’s not alone. Layoffs, furloughs and shift reductions have imperiled the livelihoods, or otherwise reduced the incomes, ...
DCPS food service workers reach a tentative pay agreement
Food service workers for the Duval County Public Schools have reached a tentative pay agreement with private contractor ...
Paid sick time measure to become law; food service workers among those likely to benefit
Slightly more than 74% of voters favored Initiative 436, which would create a new law that allows eligible employees to earn ...
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NU food service workers picket at the Arch, call for a more fair contract
UNITE HERE Local 1 food service and hospitality workers picket down Sheridan Rd. Photo by Gabby Shell/ North by ...
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Asheville restaurateurs prepare for a potential ‘mass exodus’ of food service workers
ASHEVILLE - Gerry Mahon has owned the Mellow Mushroom in downtown Asheville for over 20 years. He’s weathered a lot of storms, but nothing like Tropical Storm Helene. So now, he’s thinking ...
Asheville Citizen-Times24d
Asheville food and hospitality workers adjust to a new normal after Helene
Long’s not alone. Layoffs, furloughs and shift reductions have imperiled the livelihoods, or otherwise reduced the incomes, of many food and hospitality service workers in the Asheville area.