Over two-million Americans, mostly young workers, are employed in the more than 350 loud, noisy, smoke-filled casinos of the Indian Gaming Industry strung out across this country where they are employed without any voice at work and without... any protections under state or federal labor laws compliments of the "Compacts" created by the Democrats in order to boost the profits at the expense of labor for the thoroughly crooked and corrupt violent mobsters who manage and operate these casinos using the Indian Nations as their "fronts."
Isn't it time that the AFL-CIO advise all working people to stop patronizing these casinos and spend a little money helping casino workers organize?
How many young workers including so many young women of child-bearing age, are going to experience heart and lung problems and cancers as a result of their first experiences in the working world before the AFL-CIO speaks up?
Alan L. Maki
Director of Organizing,
Midwest Casino Workers Organizing Council
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