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Ex-Security Guard Says Union Past Doesn t Affect BIPA Suit

S F janitors illegally fired for picketing office building in 2014, federal appeals court says

S.F. janitors illegally fired for picketing office building in 2014, federal appeals court says. FacebookTwitterEmail The janitors picketed at 55 Hawthorne St. in San Francisco.Google Maps Street View Overturning a National Labor Relations Board ruling, a federal appeals court says janitors in San Francisco were illegally fired for picketing an office building. The janitors worked at 55 Hawthorne St., between Howard and Folsom Streets. Upset with their wages and working conditions, and with what they described as sexually coercive comments by a manager, they carried picket signs outside the building for two days in October and November 2014 that called their employer unfair and demanded a living wage and “no more sexual harassment.”

City financing plan proceeds for Milwaukee Tool s downtown office

A plan to provide up to $20 million in city financing for Milwaukee Tool s new downtown office, which could have up to 2,000 employees, received another important public approval Tuesday. But, for the second time in two weeks, that came only after organized labor groups said the financing proposal should include a side agreement on wages, benefits and working conditions for janitors and other employees of outside vendors at the future office. The Common Council s Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee voted 4-0, with Ald. Milele Coggs abstaining, to recommend approval of the proposal. The full council is to review the proposal at its May 4 meeting. 

City s plan proceeds to give up to $20 million to Milwaukee Tool for its new downtown office It could have up to 2,000 employees

City s plan proceeds to give up to $20 million to Milwaukee Tool for its new downtown office. It could have up to 2,000 employees. Tom Daykin, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Stephen Perry Smith A city financing proposal for Milwaukee Tool s downtown office had its initial public hearing Thursday. It will need Common Council approval. A plan to provide up to $20 million in city financing for Milwaukee Tool s new downtown office, which could have up to 2,000 employees, received another important public approval Tuesday. Popular Searches But, for the second time in two weeks, that came only after organized labor groups said the financing proposal should include a side agreement on wages, benefits and working conditions for janitors and other employees of outside vendors at the future office.

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