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  Join with low-wage workers and people of faith in seeking justice in Mid-South
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  Wage Theft is a Crime: Rally on April 8th
  (Posted March 12, 2010)
  Tell Shelby County law enforcement that wage theft is a crime. Community members
  will rally at noon on Thursday, April 8th at the Shelby County Courthouse (140 Adams Ave.)
  We will then make a short 1/4 mile march to Sheriff Mark Luttrell and District Attorney
  Bill Gibbons offices to deliver hundreds of petitions signatures from community members.
  Download a flyer about the event or sign up for our email newsletter to get more information.

  Wage Theft Forum for Shelby County Sheriff Candidates: April 29th
  (Posted on March 12, 2010)
  Ask candidates for Shelby County Sheriff how they will address the crisis of wage theft if elected.
  This non-partisan forum is open to all candidates for Sheriff and all community members.
  The forum will be held Thursday, April 29th at 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral.
  Download a flyer about the event or sign up for our email newsletter to get more information.
  If you are a candidate for Sheriff and would like to participate in the forum, please contact Rev. Rebekah Gienapp.

 

   

  Stop Wage Theft: Help Collect Petition Signatures
  (Posted February 2, 2010)  
  In addition to signing the electronic petition above, you can also help WIN collect printed
  petition signatures that we will deliver in person to Shelby County Sheriff Mark Luttrell
  and District Attorney William Gibbons. Wage theft is the crime no one talks about.
  You can help by collecting petition signatures from your
  friends, neighbors, and family members who live in Shelby County. Download a petition
  and flyer you can use to educate others about wage theft, and return the signed petitions
  to WIN by March 5th. Learn more about wage theft.

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   low-wage workers. Become part of our movement and put your faith to work for justice.
   We invite you to join Workers Interfaith Network today.

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    With a small staff, Workers Interfaith Network relies on our volunteers and grassroots
   leaders to carry out much of our work. Whether you want to volunteer occasionally
   or on a weekly or monthly basis, your involvement will make a difference for workers
   seeking justice. If you're interested in volunteering, please let us know by
   filling out our volunteer interest form.