San Francisco airport workers arrested and martyred after ‘civil disobedience’

food workers union San Francisco International Airport He says 41 protesters were arrested and cited as obstructing traffic.

The union, Unite Here Local 2, said in a press release Friday that the group intends to practice “civil disobedience” with the possibility of “Traffic blockProtesting the high wages.

A press release from the group said union members and supporters of “Unite Here Local 2” blocked traffic outside Terminal 3 of the airport on Friday afternoon.

Airport food service workers voted 99.7% in favor of authorizing a strike in August.

Strikes are becoming more widespread amid inflation and a tight labor market

“Peaceful civil disobedience, in addition to the picket lines by hundreds of workers and supporters, has drawn attention to the workers’ struggle against poor wages and unaffordable health care,” a press release from the unions.

According to the press release, many fast food workers “haven’t seen an increase in three years,” earning $17.05 an hour, which requires people to work two or three jobs to make ends meet.

Lucinda To, a lounge attendant at the United Club as well as a server at Cat Cora’s Kitchen at the airport, said in a press release that she lives four hours of sleep a day.

The survey discovered that nearly 50% of New York City office employees go to the office on a typical weekday

Union members and supporters of Unite Here Local 2 closed traffic outside Terminal 3 at the airport on Friday afternoon. (California Senator Josh Baker/Fox News)

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“I have to work two jobs to support my family, and I’m exhausted from living four hours of sleep a day,” he said. “I earn $16.99 an hour even though the airport meal costs at least $20. I hope this protest shows people that the San Francisco International Office workers need a change, and we’re ready to strike for that.”

Among those present at the protest were former California congresswoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher and Senator Josh Baker.

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The union, Unite Here Local 2, said in a press release Friday that the group intends to engage in “civil disobedience” with the potential to “disrupt traffic” in protest of higher wages. (California Senator Josh Baker/Fox News)

The union noted thatcan start a strike At what time.”