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Dear Port Commissioners, October 28, 2014
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As retail workers at SeaTac airport, we want to thank you for showing concern about the quality of ourjobs. Many of us have worked here for years, working hard to give great customer
service to the thousands of passengers for whom we are the face of the airport. Although we appreciate your efforts, we are still disappointed that you have not accepted the job quality
standards passed by SeaTac voters in Proposition 1. The draft resolution for Airport Dining and Retail falls short of the wage and leave policies many of us campaigned for. Despite our
disappointment, we recognize that the draft resolution would provide important minimum standards, and we support them, even while encouraging you to do more. The resolution is an
important step toward greaterjob security, recognition of the importance of union representation, living wages and fair PTO policies. We know you are probably hearing from some
employers that your proposed policies overreach. In your deliberations, please remember the retail and dining workers at SeaTac who work hard every day - many holding down two or
more jobsjust to pay the rent ~ who will benefit from the proposed improvements in airportjob quality.
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