At a time of unique opportunity and emerging challenges, it is important that we identify any outstanding issues, that we begin working toward a timely and suitable resolution, and that we once again focus on organizing, bargaining, and membership participation. To achieve that end, Workers United has launched a website and petition drive that urges John Wilhelm and Unite Here to submit any outstanding issues and grievances to an impartial arbitrator. The infighting has been damaging to labor, and has interfered with union organizing campaigns and contract campaigns, and the passage of critical pro-union legislation.
Stop the infighting now! Sign the petition today! Tell John Wilhelm: Put Workers First and Say Yes to Arbitration!
http://www.putworkersfirst.com/
About Me
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- Philadelphia Joint Board, Workers United
- Established October 20, 1920, the Philadelphia Joint Board now represents over 9,000 members in Philadelphia and its surrounding areas. From a union whose roots started with workers in men’s clothing plants, the Joint Board has grown to represent workers in school cafeterias, food service, hotels, laundries, distribution centers, manufacturing, and at the airport.
Local 10/170 Union Pride
Local 10/170 members wear Workers United union buttons and attend a Local 10/170 membership meeting.
Local 274 Union Pride
Local 274 members express solidarity and show their support for the Philadelphia Joint Board and Workers United at a Local 274 membership meeting.