May 10, 2011, Port Clinton News Herald
By Jessica Alaimo
CentralOhio.com
NEWARK — Rob Romine wants public employees who walk through his door to know he has their backs.
His downtown Newark business, Backstreet Haircutters, has displayed stickers on his doors that read: “This establishment proudly accepts business from hard working public and private employees.”
The stickers are part of the Proud Ohio Workers campaign, an effort to show Ohio’s small businesses support collective bargaining rights for public employees, said campaign spokeswoman Rebecca Scott. The stickers are placed on 600 business doors throughout the state.
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