SEATAC (Sept. 13, 2013) — Multinational corporations, the Washington Restaurant Association, airline and rental car CEOs have tried everything to keep SeaTac Proposition 1, the Good Jobs Initiative, off of this November’s ballot. They even appealed all the way to the Washington State Supreme Court. But justice has prevailed and the citizens of SeaTac who want to vote on this important measure will get their chance. In five weeks, thousands of SeaTac voters will begin receiving their ballots and voting Yes! For SeaTac Proposition 1.
TAKE A STAND! SeaTac voters and airport employees need your help. CLICK HERE to add your name to the fast-growing list of people, businesses and organizations endorsing Yes! For SeaTac Proposition 1. It doesn’t matter if you live in SeaTac or not — you can raise your hand to show your support for more full-time jobs and a livable wage in SeaTac. You’ll be joining King County Councilmember Julia Patterson, the Washington State Firefighters, as well as SeaTac residents, businesses and organizations in supporting paid sick leave, more full-time jobs, tip protection and a livable wage for more than 6,000 hard working men and women at SeaTac airport and big airport hotels. The full endorsement list is here.
SeaTac small businesses are exempt — SeaTac Prop 1 applies to big multinational corporations making record profits at our airport while paying poverty-level wages. More money in the pockets of airport employees means more spending at local businesses, and that means better schools and better services for everyone in SeaTac. That’s why many businesses, like the SeaTac Bull Pen Bar & Grill, have already endorsed Yes! For SeaTac Proposition 1.
What would SeaTac Prop. 1 do?
Here’s a video explaining more.
For more information, visit the Yes! For Prop. 1 website. And don’t forget to endorse the Yes! For Proposition 1 campaign.
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