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The hard-wOl'ldngJanitors \\1\0 clean tbiB p1,1Udingjust want a chance to improve
their jobs ""mi build a bettedilture for their' families:
But t~ir ell;lp1oyer) cleaning company Professi6nal Janitorial Service (pJS) J8
resistingjanit91'St efforts to nO$otiatto overbettetpay and ac¢eS~ to. health care on
'the job and is 'l.lildenntning t;he utiion contract:
'that Mayor Bill White called "a milestone. in
the history ofthe cIty ofHouston. and more
importantly something-uplifting the Jives of
Houston residents Wl10 are just trying to get by
evo:y singlo day."
PJS has aI!lO responded "to janitorsl efforts to
lrupl'ove th-eir jobs by allegedly vioJating
federal pay laws and alleg~ly threatening and
intimidating 'Workers.
"J'm paid only $6 an hour and have 110
health or dher benefits. We can't even
think about buying a ~ome.tI
- Franclsca Lopez, PJS janitor
Call lour bUilding manSllmlint at (113) 651--3915)1
Tell tbem Professiont11 JanItOrial Service (PJS) should stop standing in
the way of better]Qb.s in our community. tell thel.U to use a responslbI$
contractor-that-provides gopd..paying jobs fOf.workers and famUies.
For mote Informallon, caB 713-514-0005 or vlsithot/stonjanf[ors.prg.
SSIU
.:.
2007-27181
Plaintiff's
USAAOOO01t1
Exhibit 43
:
SEIU/Houston (Supp)122S
P043001