Educational Justice: Monster Cable Workers Disrupt SF MacWorld Convention and Expo, Ask Apple to Tell Owner Noel Lee to Stop Being Such a Monster

Friday, January 12, 2007

Monster Cable Workers Disrupt SF MacWorld Convention and Expo, Ask Apple to Tell Owner Noel Lee to Stop Being Such a Monster

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On Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 12:30 pm, over 50 laid-off Monster Cable workers and their supporters marched from Yerba Buena Gardens to various retailers including the Apple Store, CompUSA, Radio Shack and then to the MacWorld Conference and Exposition at Moscone Center. Laid-off workers marched to expose the hypocrisy of Monster Cable CEO Noel Lee’s claims that he can’t afford to treat workers fairly, and call upon Apple Computers, Inc., which sells various Monster Cable Products, to tell Monster Cable “Stop being such a Monster!” More.

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Friday, January 12, 2007

Monster Cable Workers Disrupt SF MacWorld Convention and Expo, Ask Apple to Tell Owner Noel Lee to Stop Being Such a Monster

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