[OccupyCU] Conglese workers families Flex nGate still "Occupy" their homes
Paul Mueth
paulmueth at yahoo.com
Thu Feb 16 08:56:13 CST 2012
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Thanks to everyone who wrote emails about the Congolese workers unfair apartment
situation:
Friends and Allies -
I am very happy to report that Royse & Brinkmeyer Chief Operating Officer Colin
Carlier spent Valentines Day evening hand-delivering letters to the Congolese
households on Mattis Street offering them the opportunity to renew their
leases. We have spoken with 8 of the 11 families, and we're pretty confident
the other three also received similar offers. The company's decision to reverse
its unfair decision came just about five hours after you first began to send
email and make phone calls.
This is a real testament to the power of collective action to make a real
difference for working families. Of course, for these families, this is just
the beginning of their struggle to build a better life for themselves in the
United States. Many of them still face serious health and safety issues on the
job, and must stretch to make ends meet every month. We remain committed to
helping the workers at Flex-N-Gate to form their union. We're in the process of
planning a series of public actions in late February and early March. It's
great to know that we can count on an active, committed, and effective group of
activists in Champaign and Urbana to help us.
On behalf of the families and workers, our sincerest thanks for your efforts.
Chris Schwartz, UAWLike · · Share · 9 hours ago ·
link http://justiceatflexngate.org/
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