Posted on · After being on strike for exactly one month, Houston janitors will vote on a new contract tomorrow and could be back to work by Monday. Some of them were back on the street today, protesting against one contractor that still hasn't agreed to the new deal.
Posted on · After weeks of strikes and stalled negotiations — Houston janitors will meet with building owners tomorrow to work out a labor contract. Janitors are asking for a raise to ten dollars an hour.
Posted on · They say it's about respect for their human dignity. The metropolitan organization gathered members of Houston's clergy, who are uniting to show their support for janitors who want their wages increased.
Posted on · Some 400 Houston janitors continue their strike against contractors who clean the offices of some the wealthiest corporations in the world, but earn less than half the poverty level.
Posted on · Roughly 3,000 Houston janitors with the Service Employees International Union are on strike downtown this morning, days after their contract expired.
Posted on · Some of Houston's most profitable companies are being asked to share some of their success with the workers who clean their buildings. Janitors with the Service Employees International Union will start negotiations on a new deal next week as their current contract is set to expire next month.