Th 56-person unionized staff at MFY Legal Services went on strike Monday, demanding pay increases to stem turnover rates they say are hurting the indigent client base they serve.
February 03, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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The 56-person unionized staff at MFY Legal Services went on strike Monday, demanding pay increases to stem turnover rates they say are hurting the indigent client base they serve.
A key demand is for more and better paid support staff, said Jota Borgmann, a senior staff attorney in MFY’s Disability and Aging Rights Project.
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