Voting for DC's Scrooge of the Year
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
(Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO)Who’s the Scroogiest of all? DC Jobs with
Justice needs help awarding the 2011 Scrooge of
the Year, given annually to a person or company
that has done the most “dastardly deeds” to
DC workers. Nominees include Verizon, which
still refuses to agree to a contract with its
workers, Walmart, which plans to build six
stores in DC without an enforceable community
benefits agreement, and Solange Vivens (pictured at
right), CEO of VMT, who continues to
profit by overworking and underpaying the
workers at her DC healthcare facilities. Click
here to cast your vote for one of these or
many other Scrooge candidates. Votes are $1
each and raise money for DC Jobs with Justice
– a non-profit “dedicated to protecting the
rights of working people and supporting
community struggles to build a more just
society.” The Scrooge of the Year will be
announced at the DC Jobs with Justice Winter
Cabaret on December 10. Click
here to reserve your spot at the cabaret
and find out who “wins” the 2011 Scrooge
title.
