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Walkout Widens (two takeaways)- Saniya Joseph

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Walkout Widens (two takeaways)- Saniya Joseph

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1. All over the country, workers were on strike (nearly 200,000 workers were involved).

2. Half of the country didn't have mail and the workers continued to go on strike.

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Anissa Weathers- Walkout Widens Article 

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Anissa Weathers- Walkout Widens Article 

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1. The vote at the Manhattan Center was 8,322 for a strike against 940.
2. Letter carriers across NY and in Providence, Rhode Island also voted to join the strike. They understood the struggle they were going through.

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1. The protesters were really determined to receive higher wages. Herman Sandbank (executive vice president of the striking union) said "The men will defy any injunction, they'll stay out until hell freezes over."
2. The protests resulted in things such as bills, divided checks, in - come-tax returns, and personal mail being uncollected in thousands of mail drops.

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1. A lot of postal workers went on strike and many people didn't receive their mail.
2. 200,000 postal workers went on this strike and this happened all over the country

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1- because of the strikes about 15 marines delivered mail to about 100 businesses in Brooklyn. They did that all day long and before  they could be released the director of postal operations said he would keep 400 out of 2,400 marines to sort out the mail that day.
2-The postal director said that "psychologically speaking it would be a good idea to have troops working with postal workers but they couldn't do anything about it.  Many of the troops withdrew with out regret.

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1. I find it very interesting that although almost half of the country was left without mail on only 4 days of striking, the South wasn't affected.
2. In the NY postal system, there were 940 people who voted against having a strike. Why would they choose to work in those conditions where so many other people were upset?

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1.) The fact that 6,000 letter caries all over the country walked out and went on strike.
2.) How massive and quick the effect this walkout had on the entire world

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1. Many letter carriers had complained that they were not receiving the top pay of $8,442 after 21 years on the job.
2. The only way an employee would not receive this increase, is if a supervisor did not describe their behavior as satisfactory. This is seen as unusual as most workers did not receive top pay.

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1. Overnight more than half of the postal-workers in the entire country had gone on strike, essentially around 200,000 people.
2. 940 people had voted against the strike, showing that they put other things as a priority compared to the people that drive our nation.