Local 300’s Smith to DNC: Support U.S. Workers with Fair Trade Laws
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25 Jul Local 300’s Smith to DNC: Support U.S. Workers with Fair Trade Laws

Posted at 15:36h in 2016 Elections, AFL-CIO, Boycotts, Check the Label by

Today as the Democratic National Convention kicked off in Philadelphia, BCTGM Local 300 member and laid off Nabisco worker Michael Smith was meeting labor delegates,union leaders and political activistsΒ to give voice to the nation’s working families negatively impactedΒ by unfair U.S. trade laws.

Smith met briefly this afternoonΒ with U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison (D. Minn.). Ellison, who is a strong supporter of America’s working families. The Congressman first met Smith followingΒ his testimony to the Democratic Platform CommitteeΒ onΒ June 9.

Stay tuned for more worker news from the DNC, where Smith and BCTGM representatives continue to spread the news of the union’s boycott of Made-in-Mexico Nabisco products and the Check the Label campaign.

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