The Newspaper Guild of New York Local 31003 Protests the Outsourcing of McGraw-Hill Employees (India
Source: Broadcast Union News
From 11:30am to 1:30pm on Wednesday, March 28, 2012, members of The Newspaper Guild of New York, Local 31003, CWA, working at McGraw-Hill owned Standard and Poors, protested the outsourcing of thousands of good-paying McGrawHill jobs to India.
The quiet protest outside the Standard and Poors Manhattan Corporate Headquarters at 55 Water Street consisted of a rotating group of about 40 Guild members at any given point, who spent their lunch hours handing out flyers denouncing the coming layoffs and outsourcing of jobs to India.
Guild members were joined by members of the United Federation of Teachers (UFT), the National Writers Union local 1983 (NWU-UAW), the New York Administrative Employees Local 1180 CWA, AFSCME 375 DC 37, and International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees TPU Local One (IATSE), as well as members of Occupy Wall Street.
McGraw-Hill CEO Terry McGraw, who sits on President Obamas Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations, has already sent thousands of American jobs to India and despite posting a $ 911 million dollar profit in 2011(see page 31 in their 2011 annual report), intends to send thousands more McGraw-Hill jobs to his Indian facilities, including a number of Guild represented jobs at Standard and Poors.
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FULL title: The Newspaper Guild of New York Local 31003 Protests the Outsourcing of McGraw-Hill Employees work at Standard and Poors to India.
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Call McGraw-Hill CEO Terry McGraw at 212-512-6205 and tell him to keep Standard and Poors jobs and all other McGraw-Hill jobs, here.
Members of the Guild represented S & P bargaining unit
LoisB
(7,206 posts)msongs
(67,413 posts)Skittles
(153,164 posts)apparently he has been told only low-paid mindless factory work is offshored
aquart
(69,014 posts)Our factory workers, the union ones, made a living wage. The bosses couldn't stand that much decency. Now Triangle fires burn in our new, foreign factories and only foreigners die far from our cameras. And who cares about that?
Skittles
(153,164 posts)I knew where it was all heading long, long ago