C. Representative Cranwell Targets Brite-Mart for Low Wages and Mayor Goode Seeks End to City Transit Strike
If you were concerned with fair employment practices you would read the following articles, Representative Cranwell Targets Brite-Mart for Low Wages and Mayor Goode Seeks End to City Transit Strike. Both of these articles are related to workers rights, one coming from the initiative of a representative and the other through the initiative of the workers. In the Representative Cranwell Targets Brite-Mart for Low Wages article, representative Cranwell shows a concern for the worker's wages in Brite-Mart, alluding to the unfairness of the current wages as they are being "targeted for low wages". While with the Mayor Goode Seeks End to City Transit Strike article, refers mayor Goode responding to the pressures of the organized workers. As an example of a city transit strike, we can take into consideration the 2005 New York City Transit Strike in which the Transport Workers Union Local 100 (TWU) seeked negotiation with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in regards to pension, retirement and wage increases and they called attention to their cause through their organized strike.
