http://www.alternet.org/labor/can-one-union-save-slumping-us-postal-service?akid=12893.294211.KcyAZW&rd=1&src=newsletter1033250&t=17
In April A Day of Action generated hundreds of pickets, marches and
rallies in more than 50 cities across 27 states under the rallying cry,
“Stop Staples: The U.S. Mail is Not for Sale.”
In May Staples Vice Chairman Joe Doody nervously acknowledged that its deal with the USPS “could become a problem if more unions backed the postal workers.”
In
June California’s Service Employees International Union 32BJ,
representing 145,000 union members in 11 states and the District of
Columbia, endorsed a boycott of Staples. In July the International
Association of Firefighters representing more than 300,000 followed
suit. AFSCME, representing 1.6 million public-sector workers, signed on
as well.
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