Locked out operators who have been up since 4am checking in picketers at the hall. A refinery worker who suffered burns over 90% of his body yet is showing up to picket. Workers who staff the pantry with diapers and formula for those who had babies during the lockout. This is a fierce battle.
Sarah LazareBP refinery workers in Indiana have been locked out for 126 days. They say they are fighting for the survival of their local, USW Local 7-1, against a company that is trying to "starve us" and break the union. Workers are picketing 24/7 without receiving the equivalent of strike pay. My latest.