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Proposed Union of Bartenders Creating Stability for the Bartenders of California Endorsed by the Bartenders Assoc. Inter.
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Why Many skilled labor are protected through unions Bartenders, a skilled labor, are protected by nothing Many of today’s bartenders do not even have health care or retirement plans set up Many skilled labor are protected through unions Bartenders, a skilled labor, are protected by nothing Many of today’s bartenders do not even have health care or retirement plans set up
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Who Will Benefit Bartenders who meet the requirements Families of bartenders who will have a more secure future Bartenders who meet the requirements Families of bartenders who will have a more secure future
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Requirements Must have documented bartending experience for at least five years Must work at least an average of 25 hours a week Must have a claimed tip out income of at least 10% of total sales Must have documented bartending experience for at least five years Must work at least an average of 25 hours a week Must have a claimed tip out income of at least 10% of total sales
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Benefits Security-Union will give stability to a profession not stable Scholarship Opportunities- Thirst for Education will be an annual scholarship given to a child of a bartender Further Job advancement-Opportunities for new job placement through the union Security-Union will give stability to a profession not stable Scholarship Opportunities- Thirst for Education will be an annual scholarship given to a child of a bartender Further Job advancement-Opportunities for new job placement through the union
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Community Involvement Bartender’s Union of California will not be a giver to the community Part of dues paid will go to the community to help support non-profit organizations Bartender’s Union of California will not be a giver to the community Part of dues paid will go to the community to help support non-profit organizations
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Application Process Apply with documented wages and place of work First month dues will be due in the first 20 business days of acceptance into the union Usually 30-60 days to review application Apply with documented wages and place of work First month dues will be due in the first 20 business days of acceptance into the union Usually 30-60 days to review application
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Proposed Union of Bartenders Through your support we can create stability in our future By giving back to the community we will be welcomed instead of scorned Hope to see your application and the success of Union Through your support we can create stability in our future By giving back to the community we will be welcomed instead of scorned Hope to see your application and the success of Union
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Thank You Supported by the B.A.I. and Bartenders Everywhere
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