Human Rights March & Concert (Baltimore)

Sunday, May 20 At 3pm
We Demand Living Wages at Camden Yards!
An end to Next Day Staffing Human Rights Violations:
- illegally charging a transportation fee
- illegally paying below the minimum wage
- illegally refusing to pay for wait times
- harassing workers for demanding better conditions

The March will be led by Baltimore's own Crispus Attucks Pal
Twilighters Marching Band

Join Us After the Protest for a Concert and Cook-out at Patterson Park!

Son of Nun ~ E Major ~ Brass Uncle Band ~Smoke Eyes ~ Shodekeh ~ & more!

Gather At Broadway And Bank St.
At Saint Patrick's Catholic Church
March Down Broadway To Next Day
Cookout And Concert At Patterson Park

For more information call 410-522-1053

www.unitedworkers.org
Low-wage workers leading the way to poverty's end

Camden Yards is a publicly-owned sweatshop that uses public dollars
to help private companies profit from poverty. The Maryland Stadium
Authority uses Next Day Staffing as a cleaning subcontractor at
Camden Yards. Next Day violates the rights of workers at Camden Yards
by; illegally charging transportation fees, illegally refusing to pay
for wait times; illegally paying below the minimum wage, and
threatening workers who demand better conditions. It's time for living
wages. That's why we've given the Stadium Authority a September 1
deadline for a binding living wages agreement. The more pressure we
apply now, the better our chances of a living wage by September 1,
2007. Join us as we demand living wages and work towards reaching
this important deadline.