US airport workers fear for safety on Covid frontline, survey reveals
Francesca Street (CNN) December 18, 2020 — Airport workers in the United States are on the frontline of the Covid pandemic yet many feel they are being unnecessarily exposed to risk
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United Airlines is pocketing billions, and I’ve been sleeping out of my car working for them
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As a contracted security officer for the city of Houston, I work outside in the elements, rain or shine, in the cold or in 100-degree heat everyday. It is hard
Hurricane Harvey and Wage Theft
I’m a janitor in the Uptown area, and I have been a part of this union since the very beginning when it launched the campaign to organize Houston janitors in
SEIU Members Join the People’s Climate March
I’m a janitor in the Uptown area, and I have been a part of this union since the very beginning when it launched the campaign to organize Houston janitors in
Fighting for Immigrant Rights in My Union
I’m a janitor in the Uptown area, and I have been a part of this union since the very beginning when it launched the campaign to organize Houston janitors in