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lborkowski | June 29, 2015

by Peter Dooley, CSP, CIH On Thursday June 25 forty groups around the country delivered 25,000 petition signatures calling on Hyundai to support good jobs throughout its supply chain. Altogether, about 25 national, state and local organizations—unions, the faith community, community groups, health and safety advocates (COSH groups), student groups and others—participated in the delegations to support workers who are organizing to form their union with the United Auto Workers (UAW). SoCal COSH and delegation at Hyundai in Fountain Valley, CA (Photo by:Regem Corpus, SoCal COSH intern)…

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