Large Union Protest Outside City Hall
200 N Spring St, Downtown, Los Angeles
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- Members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) gathered for a protest outside Los Angeles City Hall early Tuesday morning.
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Workers with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have gathered at the scene.
A Citizen user shows video of a group gathered for an ongoing protest in the area. Do you have more information? Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates from the scene.
Incident reported at 200 N Spring St.
Workers with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have gathered at the scene.
A Citizen user shows video of a group gathered for an ongoing protest in the area. Do you have more information? Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates from the scene.
Incident reported at 200 N Spring St.
Workers with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have gathered at the scene.
A Citizen user shows video of a group gathered for an ongoing protest in the area. Do you have more information? Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates from the scene.
Incident reported at 200 N Spring St.
Workers with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have gathered at the scene.
A Citizen user shows video of a group gathered for an ongoing protest in the area. Do you have more information? Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates from the scene.
Incident reported at 200 N Spring St.
Workers with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have gathered at the scene.
A Citizen user shows video of a group gathered for an ongoing protest in the area. Do you have more information? Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates from the scene.
Incident reported at 200 N Spring St.
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There’s a common misconception that everyone in the trades is making a fortune. Skilled tradespeople earn good wages because they spend years completing apprenticeships, extensive training, and gaining hands-on experience. Public works projects require specialized skills, are physically demanding, and often involve significant safety risks. The workers in the field are not the same as the contractors who own the companies. Those businesses take on the financial risk of bidding projects, complying with regulations, carrying insurance, purchasing equipment, and making payroll. Skilled tradespeople earn every dollar they make.
You want more money? Cut the city council. They make too much and do nothing but politic.
We make the city 900k. Services you get for free were paid by dwp. Your welcome
I FULLY SUPPORT LOCAL UNIONS!!
Large portions of employees work for DWP. The membership is around 9,500. Yes, some jobs are highly dangerous.
There’s a common misconception that everyone in the trades is making a fortune. Skilled tradespeople earn good wages because they spend years completing apprenticeships, extensive training, and gaining hands-on experience. Public works projects require specialized skills, are physically demanding, and often involve significant safety risks. The workers in the field are not the same as the contractors who own the companies. Those businesses take on the financial risk of bidding projects, complying with regulations, carrying insurance, purchasing equipment, and making payroll. Skilled tradespeople earn every dollar they make.
You want more money? Cut the city council. They make too much and do nothing but politic.
We make the city 900k. Services you get for free were paid by dwp. Your welcome
I FULLY SUPPORT LOCAL UNIONS!!
Large portions of employees work for DWP. The membership is around 9,500. Yes, some jobs are highly dangerous.
There’s a common misconception that everyone in the trades is making a fortune. Skilled tradespeople earn good wages because they spend years completing apprenticeships, extensive training, and gaining hands-on experience. Public works projects require specialized skills, are physically demanding, and often involve significant safety risks. The workers in the field are not the same as the contractors who own the companies. Those businesses take on the financial risk of bidding projects, complying with regulations, carrying insurance, purchasing equipment, and making payroll. Skilled tradespeople earn every dollar they make.
You want more money? Cut the city council. They make too much and do nothing but politic.
We make the city 900k. Services you get for free were paid by dwp. Your welcome
I FULLY SUPPORT LOCAL UNIONS!!
Large portions of employees work for DWP. The membership is around 9,500. Yes, some jobs are highly dangerous.
There’s a common misconception that everyone in the trades is making a fortune. Skilled tradespeople earn good wages because they spend years completing apprenticeships, extensive training, and gaining hands-on experience. Public works projects require specialized skills, are physically demanding, and often involve significant safety risks. The workers in the field are not the same as the contractors who own the companies. Those businesses take on the financial risk of bidding projects, complying with regulations, carrying insurance, purchasing equipment, and making payroll. Skilled tradespeople earn every dollar they make.
You want more money? Cut the city council. They make too much and do nothing but politic.
We make the city 900k. Services you get for free were paid by dwp. Your welcome
I FULLY SUPPORT LOCAL UNIONS!!
Large portions of employees work for DWP. The membership is around 9,500. Yes, some jobs are highly dangerous.
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There’s a common misconception that everyone in the trades is making a fortune. Skilled tradespeople earn good wages because they spend years completing apprenticeships, extensive training, and gaining hands-on experience. Public works projects require specialized skills, are physically demanding, and often involve significant safety risks. The workers in the field are not the same as the contractors who own the companies. Those businesses take on the financial risk of bidding projects, complying with regulations, carrying insurance, purchasing equipment, and making payroll. Skilled tradespeople earn every dollar they make.
You want more money? Cut the city council. They make too much and do nothing but politic.
We make the city 900k. Services you get for free were paid by dwp. Your welcome
I FULLY SUPPORT LOCAL UNIONS!!
Large portions of employees work for DWP. The membership is around 9,500. Yes, some jobs are highly dangerous.