Aug. 26, 1998 UFW suspends 26-day strike after death of David D’Arrigo United Farm Workers President Arturo Rodriguez on Wednesday (Aug. 26) announced suspension of the 26-day old strike by D’Arrigo Bros. Co. vegetable workers following the death Monday
UFW suspends 26-day strike after death of David D’Arrigo
San Francisco Bay Guardi: Striking back
Pacific News Servi: Twenty two years is too long to wait
World’s largest rose grower breaks ground on new $5 million, 150-job rose packing plant & signs new UFW contract
UNITED FARM WORKERS BEAR CREEK CORPORATION OF AMERICA, AFL – CIO Corporate Relations Dept. . P.O. Box 62, La Paz Medford, OR 97501 Keene, CA 95814 Friday, August 21, 10:15 a.m. in Wasco World’s largest rose grower breaks
L.A. City Council to pass resolution backing D’Arrigo workers in 3rd week of strike against huge vegetable grower
10 am, August 18, at City Hall L.A. City Council to pass resolution backing D’Arrigo workers in 3rd week of strike against huge vegetable grower The largest strike to hit Salinas Valley vegetable fields since 1979 comes to Los
Jackson to D’Arrigo: ‘time for you to sign a union contract is long overdue’
Aug. 19, 1998 Jackson to D’Arrigo: ‘time for you to sign a union contract is long overdue’ Rev. Jessie L. Jackson Sr. has written a letter urging D’Arrigo Bros. Co. President John D’Arrigo "to negotiate a contract directly with
San Francisco Chronic: After 23 Years, Farm Workers Demand Deal
D’Arrigo strikers appeal for support in S.F.’s Italian & Asian communities
‘Human Billboard’ 12 noon, August 12, at Washington Sq. D’Arrigo strikers appeal for support in S.F.’s Italian & Asian communities Dozens of D’Arrigo Bros. workers from the Salinas Valley on Wednesday will take their strike demanding a union contract
San Jose Mercury Ne: Salinas grower wins restraining order: Harvesting of rappini hurt by UFW strike
D’Arrigo workers use Sunday march to rally support for walkouts
2 p.m., August 9, in Salinas D’Arrigo workers use Sunday march to rally support for walkouts Hundreds of D’Arrigo Bros. workers will use a march on Sunday in Salinas to rally public support behind their walkouts demanding a union
Nearly 400 D’Arrigo workers continue walkouts; harvesting halted as more strikebreakers leave fields Friday
Aug. 7, 1998 Nearly 400 D’Arrigo workers continue walkouts; harvesting halted as more strikebreakers leave fields Friday Nearly 400 workers–about the same number as yesterday–continued Friday to brave company threats of being fired for refusing to return to their
Associated Pre: Coastal Berry Co. protests union election that elected anti-UFW group
San Jose Mercury Ne: 350 UFW members continue walkout
Scabs leave D’Arrigo fields as walkouts continue in push for contract; UFW filing charges of bad faith bargaining
Aug. 6, 1998 Scabs leave D’Arrigo fields as walkouts continue in push for contract; UFW filing charges of bad faith bargaining Despite threats to fire workers refusing to return to their jobs, hundreds of D’Arrigo Bros. vegetable workers today
San Francisco Examin: UFW objections delays result on union election
Biggest walkouts in years hit Salinas vegetable industry; D’Arrigo workers demanding UFW contract halt harvest
10 a.m., Aug. 5, 1998 at grower’s Salinas office Biggest walkouts in years hit Salinas vegetable industry; D’Arrigo workers demanding UFW contract halt harvest In the largest job action to hit Salinas Valley vegetable fields in many years, most
Bakersfield Californi: Farm workers stage walkout
San Francisco Examin: State panel delays strawberry ruling
San Francisco Bay Guardian, Week of Aug. 5, 1998: Spoiled strawberries – Growers’ latest tactic to fight the UFW: a union of their own.
Press Democr: UFW win: Isolated case or sign of more to come?
San Jose Mercury Ne: Dozens of UFW workers boycott job at Salinas farm
San Jose Mercury Ne: UFW adds to its challenge of election
Over 300 D’Arrigo vegetable workers walk off the job protesting bad faith bargaining
For Immediate release: July 31, 1998 Over 300 D’Arrigo vegetable workers walk off the job to protest Bad Faith Bargaining Today, over 300 workers at one of the largest vegetable growers in the country went on an Unfair Labor
“Union” Election at Coastal Berry in Doubt as ALRB Gets Evidence That At Least 162 Workers Never Had Opportunity to Vote
A Union@ Election at Coastal Berry in Doubt as ALRB Gets Evidence That At Least 162 Workers Never Had Opportunity to Vote Along with objections from workers over pressure tactics and violence, law is clear that latest discovery likely