Hostess Worker: “I’m Better Off Fighting to Keep Wonder Bread in a Union”
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29 Nov Hostess Worker: “I’m Better Off Fighting to Keep Wonder Bread in a Union”

Posted at 11:33h in Hostess Bankruptcy, Hostess Strike by

“There is this narrative that the union talked us into voting for it, and we are portrayed as a bunch of emotional children that can’t make decisions. We knew what we were doing when we took concessions in 2005.”

Read the full TRUTHOUT interview with BCTGM Hostess worker Mike Hummel by Yana Kunichoff.

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