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name:
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David A. Dudley-Boyden
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experience:
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Employee McDonald's, Indiana, 1984 - 1989
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summary:
The witness supplies Anti-Union sentiments observed at McDonalds
cv:
Employee McDonald's, Indiana, 1984 - 1989
Full cv:
(not available for this witness)
full statement:
Introduction
I was employed by McDonald's in Portage, Indiana, USA, from
September of 1984 through July of 1989.
Experience
During this time, I
spoke vith fellow employees (in a Jocose manner, although--
in my own mind--I actually took the matter quite seriously)
about organizing ourselves and forming a union at McDonald's.
I was overheard by a manager and warned very sternly, in no
uncertain terms, that such talk (even if conducted in a
tongue-in-cheek fashion) would lead to the termination of my
employment. In fact, the manager made it clear that a person
had been fired in the past for enunciating union sympathies.
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date signed:
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April 15, 1995
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status:
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Statement read out in court
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references: Not applicable/ available
exhibits: Not applicable/ available
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