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HASTINGS, Minn.—With signs reading “Our Kids Deserve a Hot Meal” and “Superintendent Bob gets 35K Raise, Food Service Offered 35¢,” school food service workers in Hastings, Minn.
Now in their fourth week on strike, the Hastings food service workers took their homemade signs and sat in on the school board’s regular meeting on March 1.
On Tuesday, U.S. Representative Angie Craig (D-MN 2nd District) penned a letter to the Hastings School Board and superintendent urging them to reconvene negotiations with their food service workers.
The Hastings Food Service workers continued their strike for higher wages on Feb. 13 as negotiations for a new contract with the district remain in gridlock. It marks the beginning
Less than 24 hours before their strike notice ended, the Hastings food service workers rallied at City Hall on Feb. 6 in one final appeal to the district before hitting