Labor/Employment
Dec. 27, 2013
Low-wage workers get advocates
From spearheading nationwide fast food worker protests to suing for unpaid wages on behalf of warehouse loaders, unions have grabbed headlines this year for backing efforts to improve working conditions and pay for low-wage workers.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
From spearheading nationwide fast food worker protests to suing for unpaid wages on behalf of Riverside County warehouse loaders who move products for Wal-Mart Stores Inc., unions have grabbed headlines this year for backing efforts to improve working conditions and pay for low-wage workers - none of whom they officially represent.
The companies employing these workers have business structures that...
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