"The union claims the company barred security guards from unionizing, alleging that workers who participated in unions were discriminated against and even fired."
"Approximately 200 employees will be involved with the strike, highlighting the significant impact on security services in Baltimore."
"Baltimore holds contracts with three organizations that provide armed and unarmed protection services at city-owned/leased properties, including health clinics and police stations."
Security guards from Abacus Corp., Metropolitan Protective Services, and Urban Development Solutions are striking in Baltimore. The Service Employees International Union's Local 32BJ organized the one-day strike. The union claims that the companies prevented security guards from unionizing and discriminated against those who participated in unions, including firing some workers. Approximately 200 employees are involved in the strike, with Baltimore City Council members Odette Ramos and Jermaine Jones expected to attend. The guards provide security for city-owned properties and critical infrastructure.
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