DES MOINES, Iowa — It has been eight days since over 100 workers at AMCOR have been striking in an effort to get better wages and benefits. The Teamsters Local 238 began it’s strike on Saturday, July 29 after the union rejected the company’s latest deal. On Sunday, members of other unions came to support […]
It has been eight days since over 100 workers at AMCOR have been striking in an effort to get better wages and benefits.
The Teamsters Local 238 began it’s strike on Saturday, July 29 after the union rejected the company’s latest deal. On Sunday, members of other unions came to support the striking employees in a solidarity picket event.
“These are our brothers and sisters and we are standing in solidarity with them. They deserve a fair contract, sooner than late.
