IATSE local 500 is
no longer accepting
resumes for this season.
Anyone interested in a temporary part-time call steward position
for Local 500, please send us your resume. You must have
computer and Microsoft Excel experience.
office@iatselocal500.org
Sisters and Brothers,
There was a You Tube link to an anti-union Office Depot video.
Apparently, Office Depot has since contacted You Tube and had it removed
claiming a copyright violation. As many of already know, companies typically
enforce their copyright claims on these videos quite vigorously. That's why
there are so few of them floating around. Hopefully, some Union folks got it
downloaded before it was removed.
I did some further checking last night and found that there
are several web sites committed to organizing campaigns with Office Depot.
Additionally, it appears that Office Depot refuses to direct deliver goods to
Union offices. Office Depot will never again get a single dollar of ours.
You may read more here:
Take care, David
http://odepotunion.tripod.com/index.htm
http://www.ibew1613.org/library/quarantine.html
Follow up on Office Depot item I forwarded to all of you
yesterday. I hope you all watched the anti-union video, because as you can see,
Office Depot pulled it. Wayne said his union spent $18,000 with Office Depot
last year, and will spend not one more cent. Sean said no more Office Depot
supplies in his office.
Our Union has been doing business with Office Depot for over 20
years. In 2008 we spent over $18,000.00 with your company.
Last week I saw a video sent to me by the President of our Central Labor
Committee, that Office Depot put out that trashed organized labor. As a result,
I sliced up our Office Depot Credit Cards and sent them, with a letter of
explanation to your CEO.
We will no longer do business with Office Depot.
As information, our Local CLC (Central Labor Committee, AFL-CIO), other local
Unions notified they are doing likewise. At this month’s CLC meeting we would
like to show the video to the delegates and ask all labor unions associated with
the AFL-CIO be asked to take their business somewhere else.