Kelly Casey Dugan

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  leftinsf.com/blog/index.php/archives/2077 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/18/2007    Last Visited: 11/11/2007  

  Kelly Dugan: Making a difference
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  So that's where Kelly Casey Dugan comes in. For the last two and a half months, she has been working seven days a week, typically 12-14 hours a day, getting a day off every once in a blue moon, up in Vancouver, Canada. For those of you who don't know Kelly, she worked as a Community Organizer for UNITE HERE Local 2 since the lock-out in 2004 and organized many of us to do delegations to hotels, and even get arrested with Hotel Workers.She also has served as the Vice-President of the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club.
  
  Kelly with a member leader, Randall
  
  In early May, Kelly traveled to a city she had never been to, lived out of a college dorm, and has been working her butt off ever since.
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  So if you get a chance, give Kelly some props.She and the other organizers who she works with deserve much gratitude.Our economy on the West Coast is connected.What happens there, matters here too.It is insanely difficult, stressful, and challenging work.So join with me in giving a shout out to Kelly for all the work she is doing up in Vancouver on behalf of all of us, for the movement, for our future.You may think this is cheesy, but it isn't just her, and it isn't just in Vancouver.
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  Published on: 10/16/2007    Last Visited: 11/11/2007  

  Kelly Dugan, V.P.Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club

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  Cecilia Chung's Blog (Old) - [Cached Version]
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  It will be a great opportunity to talk about violence against LGBT communities and share thoughts about what law enforcement professionals need to know about us in order to better protect our communities.Sincerely,Aidan DunnAllison LaureanoAlice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic ClubAmber GrayBionka StevensCecilia ChungCommunity United Against ViolenceConnie ChampagneGayle RobertsJamison GreenJoAnne KeatleyJordy JonesKelly Dugan, Vice President, Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic ClubMartin Rawlings-FeinMelnenie ElenekeNational Center for Lesbian RightsNikki Calma aka Tita AidaRobert HaalandSF TEAMShannon MinterShawna ViragoTamara ChingTaylor MorrisonTheresa SparksTransgender San Francisco

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  Cecilia Chung's Blog (Old): July 2006 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/2006    Last Visited: 4/1/2009  

  Kelly Dugan, Vice President, Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club

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  Expo Web - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/4/2004    Last Visited: 2/1/2006  

  Contact: Kelly Dugan, Unite HERE Local 2, (415) 864-8770

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  Hotel Labor Advisor - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/27/2004    Last Visited: 9/23/2005  

  For more information contact Kelly Dugan, San Francisco Boycott Coordinator at (415) 864-8770 ext.751

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  Issues - [Cached Version]
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  Kelly DuganCommunity Organizer415 864 8770 x751

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  Kelly Dugan (UNITE HERE Local 2 Boycott Coordinator)"The Hotel Labor Dispute in San Francisco"

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  PTI LABOR RESEARCH | Welcome - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/31/2006    Last Visited: 11/30/2006  

  "Our union is about sticking together," said Kelly Dugan, community organizer for the union and vice president of the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club."Older members will not 'sell-out'" the younger ones, she said.
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  The beds should not come at the "expense of women's bodies," said Dugan, referring to the mostly female workers who clean rooms.Dugan called the bed changing "physically back-breaking."Attendants have shared with Dugan their pain in getting dressed in the morning, carpal tunnel syndrome, and debilitated shoulders, she said.
  
  The union is asking for fewer than the current 14 room cleanings per worker per day.

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  San Francisco hotel workers win big victory [S&L... - [Cached Version]
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  Kelly Dugan, Local 2's community organizer said, "I see this as a huge victory for all of San Francisco."
  
  Dugan told Socialism and Liberation, "We and many other unions are in similar situations.
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  Dugan praised the Unite Here membership's incredible resolve. "It has taken a long time. Over many years of organizing, our members have been through struggle after struggle. The workers understand that the hotels don't just give things away. Hotel workers have health care and pensions because they fought for them, and they've been willing to do what it takes to get what they need."
  
  While engaged in intense negotiations with the MEG, Local 2 came out in force for the Labor Day immigrant rights march in San Francisco, marking an important step to tie the organized labor movement to the struggle for immigrant rights. Dugan noted, "Ninety percent of our workers are immigrants, so it was an issue that was important to us."

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