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 Topic: Heh-- Local 420 maybe?

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  • Heh-- Local 420 maybe?
     OP - September 22, 2010, 12:31 PM

    Medical marijuana growers join Teamsters union
    Sept.20, 2010
    Associated Press
    Bostonheald.com
    http://www.bostonherald.com/news/national/general/view.bg?articleid=1282803|

    OAKLAND, Calif. -- As organized labor faces declining
    membership, one of the country's most storied unions is
    looking to a new growth industry: marijuana.

    The Teamsters added nearly 40 new members earlier this
    month by organizing the country's first group of
    unionized marijuana growers. Such an arrangement is
    likely only possible in California, which has the
    nation's loosest medical marijuana laws.

    But it's still unclear how the Teamsters will safeguard
    the rights of members who do work that's considered a
    federal crime.

    "I didn't have this planned out when I became a
    Teamster 34 years ago, to organize marijuana workers,"
    said Lou Marchetti, who acted as a liaison between the
    growers and Oakland-based Teamsters Local 70. "This is
    a whole new ballgame."

    The new members work as gardeners, trimmers and cloners
    for Marjyn Investments LLC, an Oakland business that
    contracts with medical marijuana patients to grow their
    pot for them.

    Their newly negotiated two-year contract provides them
    with a pension, paid vacation and health insurance.
    Their current wages of $18 per hour will increase to
    $25.75 an hour within 15 months, according to the
    union.

    <For the full text, go to
    http://www.bostonherald.com/news/national/general/view.bg?articleid=1282803|
    or click on the link above.>

    fuck you
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