Senate District 25
Kenny Yuko
Senator Yuko Stands With Workers As Supreme Court Hears Janus Case
February 26, 2018
Today the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on the controversial Janus v. AFSCME case. In response, Senate Minority Leader Kenny Yuko (D-Richmond Heights), a former union organizer, released the following statement reaffirming his support for workers:
“As always, I stand in solidarity with my sisters and brothers, across Ohio and our nation, in support of strong labor organizations. Our unions have fought tirelessly to create a strong middle class with the workplace rights and protections that we enjoy today, like fair wages, health care, sick leave and vacation time. Janus is nothing more than an attack on worker freedoms by a few wealthy and well-connected CEOs and corporations.”
“As always, I stand in solidarity with my sisters and brothers, across Ohio and our nation, in support of strong labor organizations. Our unions have fought tirelessly to create a strong middle class with the workplace rights and protections that we enjoy today, like fair wages, health care, sick leave and vacation time. Janus is nothing more than an attack on worker freedoms by a few wealthy and well-connected CEOs and corporations.”
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