More strife at that suburban Cleveland McDonald's, the one hit by a five-day strike in April: Jamal Nickens, 20, and Bryan Drapp, 19, showed up at work this week with "Go Union" and "Unionize" painted on their faces. That set off a chain of events that led to the workers being fired. Teamsters who were hoping to bring the shop into the fold aren't happy -- with the workers. "I told the kids to make sure they're model citizens and they didn't do it," the local president told AP.
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More strife at that suburban Cleveland McDonald's, the one hit by a five-day strike in April: Jamal Nickens, 20, and Bryan Drapp, 19, showed up at work this week with "Go Union" and "Unionize" painted on their faces. That set off a chain of events that led to the workers being fired. Teamsters who were hoping to bring the shop into the fold aren't happy -- with the workers. "I told the kids to make sure they're model citizens and they didn't do it," the local president told AP.
