Brooklyn Daily Eagle covers the delegation of elected officials who delivered a letter signed by over 50 of their colleagues demanding that the nonprofit sign a neutrality agreement as workers organize to #FixHousingWorks.
“It’s important that folks don’t have to work in an environment they don’t feel safe in, and that folks get paid for the work they actually do,” [State Senator Julia] Salazar said. “We’re constantly fighting to end poverty and homelessness.”
