Tacoma City Council Statement on National Actions to Strip Federal Employees of Their Collective Bargaining Rights

Tacoma, WALocal News

The Tacoma City Council has publicly denounced a recent executive order that strips federal employees of their collective bargaining rights, standing in solidarity with the Pierce County Central Labor Council and affected workers. This statement highlights the council's view that such actions are detrimental to the hardworking public servants who maintain government functions and community safety. By framing the dismantling of collective bargaining as an attack disguised as national security, the council emphasizes the critical role that workers' rights play in sustaining a fair and just society. They argue that a robust labor movement is essential for ensuring fair wages and workplace protections. The council expresses its commitment to valuing and respecting the contributions of working individuals in Tacoma.

They firmly oppose any initiatives that seek to silence workers and diminish their rights. Furthermore, the council calls on leaders across all levels to reject policies that weaken labor rights and instead focus on bolstering the workforce that serves the nation. This statement serves as a rallying cry for labor rights advocacy and community solidarity.

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