|
Organizing Committee seeks change in Orange County
|
Chapel Hill considers a 'living wage'
News & Observer - Apr 17, 2009
The Orange County Organizing Committee is affiliated with the Industrial Areas Foundation, founded by Saul Alinsky. Groups that follow this model, ...
| |
Service sector fits Parra well
News & Observer - Jan 3, 2009
Now the group's Orange County Organizing Committee is working to get local governments to protect affordable housing and pass a "housing wage," a higher ...
| |
|
|
|
|
New group quietly laying groundwork for change
Chapel Hill News - Aug 10, 2008
That's the goal, at least, of the Orange County Organizing Committee. The group is affiliated with the Industrial Area Foundation, the country's largest ...
| |
|
|
Coalition pushes for housing wage
News & Observer - Dec 10, 2008
Now the Orange County Organizing Committee is asking local governments to adopt a housing wage of $15.31 an hour. The hourly wage is what workers would need ... | |
Committee seeks change in Orange County
WRAL.com - Dec 7, 2008
The newly formed Orange County Organizing Committee held its first public meeting at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. “We get to look at issues from all ...
Coalition proposes 'housing wage'
News & Observer - Dec 9, 2008
CHAPEL HILL -- A new group, the Orange County Organizing Committee, wants local governments in the county to provide a "housing wage" for their employees. ...
| |
|
|
Rallying buys time for Glen Lennox
News & Observer - Feb 9, 2009
Tish Galu, an organizer with the Orange County Organizing Committee, said razing Glen Lennox's 440 units, which go for $660 to $1100 a month, could displace ...
| |
|
|
Town Council adopts new budget
University of North Carolina The Daily... - Jun 10, 2009
Council members approved the Orange County Organizing Committee’s proposal for a minimum living wage rate of $11.06 for full time employees who work 37.5 to ...
| |
| |
|
| |
|