This is what desperation looks like.
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It's unfortunate that before we even arrived at the meeting place yesterday, the students who called for the meeting had announced another public protest. It felt like they were more interested in getting publicity for themselves than they were in hearing if any real progress could be made or an agreement could be established.
Right now we think we can get our work done with the workers who have showed up. We will do what it takes to meet the obligations of our contract.
The market for this kind of labor in southern Florida is what it is. We can't arbitrarily raise the pay if no on else wants to do that.
That fact could have been ascertained with one phone call to our offices. If that accusation is representative of the quality of the research in this report, I think we can reasonably conclude it's not worth the paper it's written on and the union should ask for its money back.
It's one thing to demonstrate on campus with students and faculty and quite another when it comes to disrupting medical facilities.
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