(DNAinfo) Episcopal Seminary Fired Workers After Decades of Service, Union Says

Workers who claim they were fired by the Episcopal Church’s oldest seminary after more than two decades of service have taken their protest to the streets ”” erecting a giant protest rat in front of the building.

The five maintenance workers say they lost their jobs at the General Theological Seminary late last month.

The workers, who are all members of the Service Employees Union 32BJ, had been with the seminary for decades, but said they were given letters on Thursday, July 27 notifying them that their jobs would end on Tuesday, July 31.

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2 comments on “(DNAinfo) Episcopal Seminary Fired Workers After Decades of Service, Union Says

  1. rwkachur says:

    Wow, four days notice. Nice…at least it wasn’t just before Christmas…

  2. Joshua 24:15 says:

    “Peace be with you…just don’t let the door hit you on the way out.”