On the Line with Striking Nabisco Local 26 Members in Aurora, Colo.
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02 Sep On the Line with Striking Nabisco Local 26 Members in Aurora, Colo.

Posted at 15:41h in Mondelez, Nabisco Strike 2021 by

“At a time when more American workers are struggling to find good-paying jobs where they can support their families, Nabisco continues to outsource jobs so that they can pay workers less, disregard workplace rights and standards, undercut union contracts and continue to pocket record profits,”

– BCTGM Local 26 President Clifton Horton

Local 26 officers and members continues their solidarity and picket line outside the Nabisco facility located at 17775 E 30th Ave. in Aurora. Recently, BCTGM International Secretary-Treasurer David Woods spent the day on the picket line with Horton and the Local 26 members.

  • Rusty Lewis and Eric Higgins
  • The Nabisco strike continues to receive community support.
  • Steward Justin Raymond, John Pynsel, and Intl. VP Shad Clark
  • Local 26 members maintain a picket line outside the Aurora facility.
  • Rusty Lewis, Intl. Secy. Treas. David Woods and Steve Shinault
  • Steve Shinault
  • L. 26 Nabisco stewards Rusty Lewis and Justin Raymond, L. 26 member Darren McLaughlin, Intl. Secy. Treas. David Woods and L. 26 Pres. Clifton Horton
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