Heartland Alliance workers say wages qualify them for its services

CHICAGO - Over 500 workers are locked in a battle with Heartland Alliance, one of the nation’s oldest, largest, and most venerable social justice non-profits, over wages and health and safety conditions. The workers say poverty-level wages qualify them for many of the agency's services.

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