Terecita Angiano, a mother of two, tells us how the company called her and co-workers into a room and kept them there until "they forced us to sign a petition where we (against our will) renounced being part of the union. They told us that if we didn’t sign that meant that we were against them and they would fire us." She and the other workers still have hope. She told us, "we are strong and we have the support of the union and others who are supporting the lawsuit, which we are now a part of, and we will continue until we obtain our contract."
