Local 100 Wins in Houston
Two new organizers, Maria and Susana, win their first grievance for a Local 100 member at Northside High School in Houston ISD.
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Parents, Educators, Community Leaders and Local 100 Fight for Our Kids and Our Schools
Last Wednesday, August 21st we held a press conference on the HMW Admin Grounds, located at 4400 W 18th Street in Houston. Special interests are attacking the elected HISD school board and they are working to undermine the peoples voices in HISD This unprecedented plan has one goal; to make it harder for educators, supporting …
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Being in a Union Makes a Big Difference, ask HISD Food Service Workers
When we first started organizing Food Service employees in Houston ISD in 1992 , most were making $6 an hour. They worked only 1302 hours a year, which made their yearly salary $10,416. Usually, support workers would get a 2% or 3% pay raise at the beginning of the new school year. A 3% raise …
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Local 100 Members Meet with HISD School Board Member
Houston Independent School District (HISD) Board member Elizabeth Santos visited North Side High School on Thursday May 23rd. She met with kitchen staff who are all members of Local 100. They demanded to know why their hours were cut back to 6 1/2 hours a day from their usual 7 hours a day. These woman …
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