Washington Post - Unionized campaign organizers working for Sen. Bernie Sanders’s
presidential effort are battling with its management, arguing that the
compensation and treatment they are receiving does not meet the
standards Sanders espouses in his rhetoric, according to internal
communications.
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Sanders’ unionized employees are negotiating a shorter work week. Basically, the process is working.
‘Sources from both the campaign and the union confirmed that the collective bargaining agreement, ratified in May, set a base pay rate for field staff at $36,000 a year. That salary works out to under $15 and hour based on the 60-hour work week. But in addition to the pay scale, the CBA also provides full health insurance without a premium, mental health benefits, parental leave options, a gas card for use while on the job and other options not traditionally available to low-level campaign staff.’
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/19/politics/bernie-sanders-campaign-union-clash/index.html
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2019/07/19/bernie-sanders-campaign-staff-wage-15-hour-union-elizabeth-warren-campaign-wages/1781159001/
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