I was one of those 14,000 laid off after striking in '75. When I finally got my job back, months later, I was docked two days for every day I was on strike, making the whole experience very onerous. Still, I believed in the union, and fought for our rights and benefits. Now, retired, alas, I have to fight to retain the health benefits I thought I'd have for life.
I was one of those 14,000 laid off after striking in '75. When I finally got my job back, months later, I was docked two days for every day I was on strike, making the whole experience very onerous. Still, I believed in the union, and fought for our rights and benefits. Now, retired, alas, I have to fight to retain the health benefits I thought I'd have for life.
I was one of those 14,000 laid off after striking in '75. When I finally got my job back, months later, I was docked two days for every day I was on strike, making the whole experience very onerous. Still, I believed in the union, and fought for our rights and benefits. Now, retired, alas, I have to fight to retain the health benefits I thought I'd have for life.