The Washington Post: Workers, TWU build "a nationwide Bikeshare powerhouse"

Fhar Miess, who supervises the bike checking team at Capital Bikeshare, is helping workers to join a union. (Lydia DePillis/The Washington Post)
Fhar Miess, who supervises the bike checking team at Capital Bikeshare, is helping workers to join a union. (Lydia DePillis/The Washington Post)

The article on Capital Bikeshare was written as part of DePillis's "The Way We Work" series on workers in the new economy.

Previous national coverage of Bikeshare organizing:

 

Hubway should extend do-good efforts to its own employees - The Boston Globe

 

Seeking better wages, Citi Bike workers join Transport Workers Union Local 100