te etek FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10 @ 4 PM MARCH AND RALLY FOR JOBS IN OUR COMMUNITIES! Join with unions, community groups, faith leaders, young people, all who care about jobs in aur communities in a march and rally against a status quo that closes our schools and hospitals, violates our worker's rights, and fails to train and enable our young people to meet the demands of our technological future! MARCH TO * protect worker's rights to unionize and fair wages. * protect the jobs of our safety net institutions: schools, hospitals, transit, police, firefightors, ote... * prioritize programs for real job creation — not just jobless warchousing in useless trainings. ‘+ commit fo creating real opportunitios for the young people of our communities and give them a real chance at their futurel. HEAR FROM: Spoken Word artists and the plight of youth unemployment, Stri SCHEDULE GATHERING: 4 pm @ the former North General Hospital, 122nd Street and Madison Avenue ina solidarity picket with the displaced workers of 1199SEIU Health Care Workers. MARCH ROUTE: from North General (122nd and Madison) via Madison to 125th Street; West on 125th Street to Lennox Avenue; North on Lennox Avenue to 134th Str RALLY: Arrive at Harlem Hospital that is facing more devastating budget cuts and speak out against the loss of our Token Booth Clorks at 2/3 train station on 135th St. workers of 1199SEIU Health Care Workers, Laid-off workers of Transport Workers Union, Community and Union Leaders struggling to protect worker's rights and dignity. For your community group or union to take part in the rally call (646) 489-8965; email: protectlabor@gmail.com n for Public Educ * Young Voices Nation * Our COMMUNITY! WF! AS. BALOUTE ot a= > People PrEEea ay