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Day of Action at the Michigan State Capitol Building
From our friends at WeAreMich.org:
Thousands of workers will gather at the Lansing Center on Tuesday, December 11, 2012, at 8 a.m., to march to the Michigan State Capitol Building.
This past Thursday, Republican legislators passed the worst anti-union legislation Michigan has ever seen. They will give it a final vote on Tuesday. To make matters worse, Governor Snyder has said he will sign a Right to Work-for-Less bill if it gets to his desk. If you can’t join us at 8 a.m., join us at the Capitol building any time after 9 a.m.
WE NEED YOU to join us in Lansing on Tuesday to stand up for Michigan’s working families.
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