Jersey City building workers seeking a fair contract delivered tenant petitions with roughly 300 signatures to Ironstate, who has put Babco in charge of negotiations. All we are asking for is respect and a fair contract that recognizes our work and provides the security we need,” added Luz Dary Ibarra, a building worker at 70 Columbus. We deserve fair wages and health care to care for our families, and I will keep fighting until we win. I need my job to provide for my family,” said Perfecto Díaz, a former building worker at 205 Hudson St. and father of four. Last week’s rally drew some local support, most notably Jersey City Ward E Councilman James Solomon and Hudson County Commissioner Bill O’Dea (D-2), who are both running for mayor.