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as to when they would be paid for the coal they had mined. The train continued to move forward as cars were loaded. Five miners (Dalton Lewis, Chris Sexton, Dakota
Shepherd, Blake Watts, and Jeff Willig) blocked the coal train by standing on the railroad tracks. The train contained $ 1.4 million worth of coal that had been sold by Blackjewel.
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pride, with class, with dignity and what you’re asking for is justice.” On August 5, the
Richard and Leslie Gilliam Foundation donated $ 1 million to miners affected by the layoffs in the region. $ 492,000 was reserved for the Harlan County Community Action Agency (CAA) to aid Blackjewel miners. On August 16,
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Blackjewel Cloverlick Mine No. 3 in Cumberland noticed some activity at the prep plant. She observed a train being loaded with coal. She alerted a few of the furloughed Blackjewel miners who went to the mine seeking answers from management
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Appalachia were owed close to $ 11.8 million in wages and nearly $ 1.2 million in retirement benefits. Miners were unable to make house payments, car payments, buy groceries and prescription medications. According to attorneys who later represented the miners, each miner
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requested that protestors allow for the safe passage of two train engines. According to a CSX statement, “Following productive discussions with local stakeholders, the demonstrators agreed to briefly withdraw allowing a CSX crew to safely retrieve two locomotives from the blocked coal train so that
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were called to the scene by
Blackjewel security guards. Trooper Danny Caudill reported, “We received a call that several individuals came up here and were blocking the tracks and wouldn’t allow a train to pass. When I arrived on scene, that number had been grossly overstated. There was not near the
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visited the protestors, criticizing
Blackjewel and the Kentucky Labor Department for failing to hold the company accountable for workers rights violations. On August 3, Governor Bevin surprised the protesters when he arrived to commend the miners and the community for representing themselves “with
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miners, government officials, politicians, religious leaders, and activists. Stanley
Sturgill, a local retired miner, stated, “If the trains get out that’s more money for the company and nothing for the coal miners and they have shafted these coal miners. It’s terrible they left them high and dry.
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The protest remained peaceful. Willig stated, “This is what we're trying to do, we're trying to let people know 'hey, we're not here to hurt anybody, cause no trouble. We've been peaceful and we just want our money, that's all we want, we just want the money that we worked for. We're not expecting
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The five miners were escorted off of
Blackjewel property by KSP officers. The miners repositioned themselves on a different section of track, approximately a mile from the mine at Sand Hill Bottom. Soon, the miners were joined by dozens of others, forming human chains to block the coal train from
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and listening to music. Protesters received meals of pizza and sandwiches as well as monetary donations to help with mortgage payments and utility bills. Homemade signs written on everything from old pizza boxes to bed sheets declared the motto of the protest, “No pay, we stay.”
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Dan Mosley, furloughed Blackjewel miners, and their families at the Harlan County Courthouse. Beshear asked the miners to submit detailed information regarding wages owed as well as regular paycheck deductions such as child support and retirement funds.
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Coal, a coal mining company that operated a mine in the county. Following the company's bankruptcy, former coal miners did not receive payment for several weeks of work, leading to many miners protesting by blocking a
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leaving the area. The group continued to block the tracks throughout the night. By the next day, supporters supplied food and water and tents were set up on the site.
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number of individuals that was reported. I made contact with the group and they were very understanding when I explained what the law was and they cooperated.”
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we could continue serving other customers. We continue to monitor the situation and are hopeful that a quick resolution can be reached.”
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which was overseeing Blackjewel's bankruptcy case. They asked for “the immediate payment of all wages owed to Blackjewel employees.”
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1087:""No Pay, We Stay." A Look Back At Miners' Protest That Rocked Appalachia"
502:"'Our paychecks bounced': US workers in limbo as coalmines suddenly close"
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our jobs back. We're not gonna try and sit here and fool nobody.”
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installing a solar powered shower and an outdoor kitchen.
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