The 1,800 InterCon officers who guard Kaiser healthcare facilities nationwide are the only workers inside Kaiser who have been denied the right to form a union. But not all security officers at Kaiser face these problems.
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Unlike the Kaiser employees they protect, Inter-Con security officers work for poverty pay and without affordable family healthcare. Many Inter-Con employees make less than $9.00 per hour.
Despite working inside your hospitals and healthcare facilities, none of them have paid sick days. Read the full letter from Faith Culbreath, president of SEIU SOULA and Emily Health, Secretary-Treasurer of SEIU 24/7 to Kaiser CEO George Halvorson.
Anthony S Jennings
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