LA City workers met in the Mayor’s front lawn on Saturday morning to take action for a real recovery plan for Los Angeles.
“I’m out here every day cleaning up sewers. I think we all do it for our children and a better life.”
> Wastewater Collections Worker Wiley Winnifey, who brought his young son Chase to speak to the mayor
The Mayor apologized for calling older workers near retirement “deadwood” in the Los Angeles Times: “It was a poor choice of words.” He said he’s bargaining with Coalition unions, and early retirement might still be part of an agreement.
City workers will march to City Hall on June 9 to show the need for a real recovery plan for Los Angeles. Get details about the June 9 action.