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Community Calls on Atria Lynbrook to Bring Back Fired Worker, Stop Discrimination and Harassment

Published in Hospital Business Week, December 30th, 2007

Local community and worker rights advocates joined assisted living workers for a candlelight vigil at 2:30 p.m. across the street from Atria Lynbrook assisted living, 100 Peninsula Blvd., today. They gathered to support workers who have been harassed for their efforts to improve conditions for workers and residents by forming a union at Atria.

"I was fired because I want a voice on the job," said Radika Munna. "Atria needs to listen to workers so that residents get the care, staffing, and services they deserve. We're forming a union for a voice in care for residents and working conditions for workers."

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Source: Hospital Business Week (2007-12-30)

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