Bill Leccese worked at National Grid for 48 years. His diabetes got so bad, he lost both legs. But still he went back to work and was getting home health care until National Grid locked him and 1,250 others out of their jobs and stripped them of their health care. Watch and share to show solidarity. #EndTheLockout
Pitt graduate employee, Rahul Amruthapuri talks about the benefits of organizing into a union and how it would positively affect international graduate workers at the University of Pittsburgh.
This little girl fought for her life when a brain aneurysm nearly killed her this summer. Days later, National Grid locked her Dad out of his job and took away his family's health insurance. Locking out experienced workers is not only a public safety risk, but it's immoral. Please watch and share to let National Grid know we all want to #EndTheLockout and get back to the bargaining table: http://endthelockout.com.
Our team that's negotiating with U.S. Steel Corp. is back and town after last week's inspiring unanimous strike votes around the nation. Here's a little video to remind everyone just how #SteelStrong we are. Share it to show #Solidarity!
Golnar, a Pitt graduate employee and native of Iran, explains why the graduate union is important to her and reaches out to fellow international students for unity.
National Grid’s use of less-experienced replacement workers is a risk to public safety. So much so, many cities and towns in the Boston area have voted to temporarily stop all non-emergency gas work, citing numerous safety violations by National Grid management and replacement workers. Tell National Grid to STOP! Visit www.LockoutatNationalGrid.com.
