Wage stagnation is threatening the labor supply, involving the Service Employees International Union and the Washington State Government.
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Updated Aug 18
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What happened
Wage stagnation is threatening the labor supply, involving the Service Employees International Union and the Washington State Government.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Service Employees International Union
North American trade union which represents 2 millions worker from USA, Canada, Puerto Rico & focused on healthcare, public services, property service
- Negotiations have stalled between the Service Employees International Union and Oregon State University regarding new contract terms for administrative and custodial staff.
- IFT president Stacy Davis Gates attended a faculty unionization rally, involving the Service Employees International Union and alongside Daniel Biss.
Related events
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- Both the Service Employees International Union and a district council face criticism regarding their leadership issues.
- Union addresses low wages and limited benefits, renewing its push to organize security officers in New York City.