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Obama Presidential Center Workers Organize Union While Claiming Leadership Treats Them Poorly

First reported 8 Oct, 19:23 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources

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Workers at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, Illinois, are fed up with how they have allegedly been treated by the project's leadership and are taking action.

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Embarrassing blow for Barack Obama as workers at his 'death star' presidential center are already so fed up they're leaving in droves... as stern letter is released

Staff at Obama's presidential center in Chicago said in a letter to colleagues this week that they were organizing a union due to the institute's 'increasing workloads' and benefit rollbacks.

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  1. New York PostRightUSMixed factuality
    Workers at Obama’s ‘Death Star’ presidential library strike back, vow to unionize over benefit cuts, ‘increasing workloads’ (opens New York Post in a new tab)

    Employees at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago are unionizing over their working conditions.

  2. BreitbartFar RightUSLow factuality
    Obama Presidential Center Workers Organize Union While Claiming Leadership Treats Them Poorly (opens Breitbart in a new tab)

    Workers at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, Illinois, are fed up with how they have allegedly been treated by the project's leadership and are taking action.

  3. Daily MailRightGBMixed factuality
    Embarrassing blow for Barack Obama as workers at his 'death star' presidential center are already so fed up they're leaving in droves... as stern letter is released (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)

    Staff at Obama's presidential center in Chicago said in a letter to colleagues this week that they were organizing a union due to the institute's 'increasing workloads' and benefit rollbacks.

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