Rigoberto Cartagena, with his daughter, Andrea, and wife, Gloria Rodriguez, said he was owed $7,000. Rodriguez led the wage protest.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
Cleaning worker finds her voice and colleagues’ wages are lost no more
Rigoberto Cartagena, with his daughter, Andrea, and wife, Gloria Rodriguez, said he was owed $7,000. Rodriguez led the wage protest.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
Nobody was supposed to see Gloria Rodriguez. She said she usually arrived around midnight for the overnight shift at a prominent Boston restaurant to scrub floors, tables, and toilets until they sparkled. By dawn, she was gone. (Full article: 960 words)
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