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Over 300 workers at the Mott’s plant in Williamson, New York, were forced out on strike when company executives demanded painful wage cuts while the company enjoyed a record year of $550 million in profits.



The work stoppage was a direct result of the Mott’s (a subsidiary of Dr. Pepper Snapple Group) executives' unfair labor practices as they tried to peel away good jobs and wages and refused to bargain in good faith.



UNI Commerce and its affiliates have sent solidarity messages to the striking workers to support them in their struggle for justice.



Click here to see a video of the striking workers.



Read the Letter of Solidarity from FAECYS and UNI Americas: