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...janitors?? union still wants its members to receive vacation pay before they take their vacations...
...building manager [of the library] is in close touch with the contractor,” said Aaron Bartley, an organizer for Harvard’s janitors?? union, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 254. “It’s not as if the contractor’s off on its own without any oversight by Harvard...
...University reopened the janitors?? contract a year earlier than planned in the wake of a three-week-long occupation of Mass. Hall by students during the spring 2001 in protest of what they argued was Harvard’s inadequate compensation of campus employees, including janitors...
Harvard must use its extensive ties with UNICCO to pressure the company to agree to the janitors?? reasonable demands. Harvard should recognize that health care is a human right that must be provided by employers. If UNICCO refuses, then Harvard has an obligation to cut its contract with UNICCO. As was negotiated in the Harvard janitors?? contract last winter, all janitors would retain their jobs were this to happen. The practice of subcontracting is generally harmful to workers, and it has always been a demand of the Living Wage Campaign that Harvard discontinue this practice. Rather...
...during spring 2001, it’s time for Harvard to atone for its past mistakes and demonstrate that it is now truly committed to helping provide at least a minimum standard of dignity for working people. In this spirit, Harvard should pressure UNICCO to meet the striking janitors?? demands, or else sever all ties with the company. Harvard students, in a complete reversal of the actions of their 1912 counterparts, should join the janitors on the picket lines and in the streets to demand justice...