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Browse "Support for Worker Organizing" Articles: Petaluma Sheraton Workers Sign First Contract!!
Living Wage Coalition of Sonoma County Newsletter - Winter 2006
by Eileen MorrisSeven years after they began their struggle, workers at the PetalumaSheraton negotiated a MORE
Petaluma Sheraton Hotel Workers Vote in Union
DECEMBER 6, 2005
Sheraton hotel MORE
Union Contract Negotiations to Begin at the Petaluma Sheraton
North Bay Progressive
January 2006 by Eileen Morris After a long and hard-fought battle, workers at the Petaluma Sheraton voted to join the UNITEHERE Local 2850 (a merger of the Union of MORE
Unions drum up support in SR - Labor activists at town hall meeting accuse local businesses of trampling on workers' rights
JUNE 19, 2005
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
By JEREMY HAY - THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
Some of Sonoma County's biggest businesses are trampling on their employees in a way that reflects a nationwide MORE
Workers rights still getting squeezed
JUNE 18, 2005
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Closer to Home/Opinion
By BEN BOYCE
Right here in Sonoma County, a silent war is being fought, out of sight of the general public.
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Empire Waste treating people like garbage?
JUNE 2005
North Bay Progressive
By Ellen Bicheler
On May 16, the Petaluma City Council voted 5-1 with Councilmember, Karen Nau dissenting to extend their garbage contract another six months with Empire MORE
Petaluma City Council Decision is Death Warrant for Union
JUNE 2005
North Bay Progressive
by Ben Boyce
Co-ordinator, Living Wage Coalition
After the May 2nd meeting of the Petaluma City Council, it looked as if an end was finally in sight for the hard-pressed MORE
Petaluma Issues Ultimatum To Garbage Hauler, Union
MAY 3, 2005
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
By Jose L. Sanchez
Get it done or else.
The Petaluma City Council told its garbage hauler and a union Monday to come to terms with each other on a contract or MORE
Nursing Home Workers Get Union Representation
SEPTEMBER 16, 2004
Sonoma Valley Sun
by Tim Omarzu
About 70 workers at a Sonoma nursing home now have union representation.A federal board certified on Aug. 31 that workers at Sonoma Health Care Center voted MORE
Workers Basic Human Rights
SEPTEMBER 2, 2002
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Closer to Home
Workers Basic Human Rights
by Marty Bennett
Workers at the Sonoma Healthcare Center in Sonoma staged a one-day strike MORE
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