LITTLE ROCK, Ark.- During Thursday night's city hall meeting in Little Rock, dozens of city workers packed the room, standing up for one another, many of them feeling like they've been putting in more work and getting back less pay.

Andrew Brewer, the advocate leading the group, said he has worked for the city for over 10 years.

"We've done our jobs daily and with pride, now we ask you to take a serious look at our pay and ask yourself if it is fair," Brewer said.

Brewer spoke on the podium at the beginning of the meeting, using his voice to tell the thoughts of other workers in the crowd. He says a two-year survey gave him a shocking realization.

"They did a compensation study city-wide, and I'm just getting my hands on the results. You can actually compare us to other cities, and the

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