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Flyer: Un ataque en contra de todos nosotros
Lo que menos necesitamos en este momento son más despidos. Ya hay demasiada gente sin empleo por todo el país. En este momento hemos alcanzado altos niveles de pobreza y de personas compitiendo entre si para obtener empleos que no pagan suficiente.
Aquellos que insisten en que se haga este pago quieren propagar la mentira de que el servicio postal está dando pérdidas para que lo puedan privatizar.
Si eso sucede, entonces este servicio público será recortado todavía más ya que lo administrarán para sacar lucro de él, y no para proveer los servicios de correo que necesitamos. Únase a nosotros para que se oiga la voz del pueblo. Las protestas que se están realizando en ciudades y pueblos por todo el país son el primer paso.
Sign: H.R. 2309: Union Busting in Disguise
Download the printable sign to take with you to a demonstration in support of the postal workers. The downloadble PDF is 2 pages that are each 11x17 inches. Print them onto two pieces of 11x17 paper, and then attach them to a piece of poster board that is at least 22x17 inches.
Sign: Pass H.R. 1351
Download the printable sign to take with you to a demonstration in support of the postal workers. The downloadble PDF is 2 pages that are each 11x17 inches. Print them onto two pieces of 11x17 paper, and then attach them to a piece of poster board that is at least 22x17 inches.
Sign: Rep. Issa: Anti-union tool of Corporate America
Download the printable sign to take with you to a demonstration in support of the postal workers. The downloadble PDF is 2 pages that are each 11x17 inches. Print them onto two pieces of 11x17 paper, and then attach them to a piece of poster board that is at least 22x17 inches.
Sign: Save the Post Office
Download the printable sign to take with you to a demonstration in support of the postal workers. The downloadble PDF is 2 pages that are each 11x17 inches. Print them onto two pieces of 11x17 paper, and then attach them to a piece of poster board that is at least 22x17 inches.
Sign: Stop the layoffs and closing of the post offices
Download the printable sign to take with you to a demonstration in support of the postal workers. The downloadble PDF is 2 pages that are each 11x17 inches. Print them onto two pieces of 11x17 paper, and then attach them to a piece of poster board that is at least 22x17 inches.
Flyer: Statement on Postal Workers' Struggle
Download this flyer and help spread the word about the campaign to stop the assault on postal workers! Please be patient; flyer may take a few moments to download.
An attack on postal worker rights is an attack on us all. The last thing that we need is more layoffs. Communities across the country already have too many people looking for work. We already have record levels of poverty and record numbers of people competing for lower and lower wage jobs.
Those who want to destroy the public postal service by saying that it is “bankrupt” are lying. The situation has been manufactured by placing ridiculous, unnecessary financial requirements on the postal service that no other company has to abide by.
Their aim is to turn it over to some major corporation, which will make billions in profit while cutting service. Join us in Justice First to build a movement defend our communities from greater poverty and say ‘NO’ to the attacks on postal workers.
Half-sheet flyer: The truth about Pepco
During the last five years, Pepco has demanded and received a doubling of utility rates that people in Maryland and the entire DC area have had to pay. Undoubtedly more rate hikes are on the horizon.
Half-sheet flyer: No shut-offs! 50 percent rate reduction! (Spanish)
Higher energy prices, a result of deregulated markets, have led to rising electricity and natural gas costs. An average monthly Pepco bill for D.C. customers rose from $58.16 in 2004 to $103.67 in 2009.
This flyer gives the facts and figures on Pepco's rip-off. Distribute it widely!
(Last updated Spring 2009)
Half-sheet flyer: No shut-offs! 50 percent rate reduction!
Higher energy prices, a result of deregulated markets, have led to rising electricity and natural gas costs. An average monthly Pepco bill for D.C. customers rose from $58.16 in 2004 to $103.67 in 2009. This flyer gives the facts and figures on Pepco's rip-off. Distribute it widely!
(Last updated Spring 2009)
