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Back Pay Grievance Settled at ACME in Riverside

Local 371 recently won 33 hours of back pay for part-timer O’Brian, who was scheduled less than the contractual 16 hour minimum for several weeks. This grievance is a perfect example of the importance of making sure every member knows the contract and knows who to contact when a violation arises. O’Brian is pictured with his steward Liz. Thanks for showing it pays to belong, O’Brian!

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