The Workers Who Saved Their Own Ambulance Service
From Solidarity Works · 18:57
Show by United Steelworkers
In 2023, workers at Frontier Ambulance made history by organizing the first union in Wyoming in decades. But the fight wasn't over. This August, the USW members stepped up again when the county announced it was switching to an out-of-town ambulance service, threatening their union jobs and the community's care. Listen to our latest episode to hear how the newly organized union banded together to defeat this plan and save their own ambulance service. Music in today's episode is by Ketsa.
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