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...causing agents. Bar and restaurant workers will be free from a risk that makes them 50 to 75 percent more likely to contract lung cancer than the rest of our population. By establishing 100 percent smoke-free worksites on Oct. 1, we will eliminate a serious threat to our workers??€™ health...
Smoke-free workplaces are a matter of workers??€™ rights. Hard-working individuals employed in office buildings, airports, schools and even the Massachusetts State House and Congress are all protected from secondhand smoke...
...will receive pay increases adding up to 44 percent over the next eight years, according to The New York Times. The provisions for the maintenance and dining hall workers are somewhat smaller, raising their wages by 32 percent over the next eight years. The increases will bring the Yale workers??€™ wages closer in line with their counterparts at Harvard and elsewhere, and will boost the wages of custodial workers significantly ahead of Harvard’s rates...
...core of the workers??€™ grievance are demands for higher wages and pension benefits, the same issues that led workers to strike for five days in March...
...picket lines—manned by workers ranging from secretaries to custodians to dietary workers??€”began on the day Yale’s dormitories opened to upperclass students...