The second round of democratic debates made it clear that the politicians have heard our messages on raising the minimum wage, union rights, and fighting climate change.

McDonald’s recently announced they are expanding their delivery service by partnering with DoorDash.

The Raise the Wage Act just passed the House of Representatives, putting us closer than ever to raising the wage for EVERY American worker.

The first debates of the 2020 presidential election are complete — and the need for a $15 minimum wage and union rights is clearly on the top of the candidates’ minds.

Check out this video of presidential candidates joining Fight for $15 workers on strike lines around the country and share it with your friends and family.

Eight U.S. Senators — including presidential candidates Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren — signed a letter to McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook calling on the company to take dramatic action in its restaurants over rampant sexual harassment.

Connecticut is now officially the seventh state to raise the minimum wage to $15! After legislation passed the State House and Senate, Governor Ned Lamont just signed a bill to officially increase the minimum wage from $10.10 to $15 over the next four-and-a-half years. Thanks to years of organizing by workers, activists, and allies, more… Read more →

On Thursday, McDonald’s workers in the Fight for $15 launched a series of strikes demanding better pay, safer workplaces, and union rights. We’re not stopping until McDonald’s meets all of our demands. Here’s why:

On Wednesday, McDonald’s workers in the Fight for $15 walked off the job and submitted two dozen official complaints of violence and unsafe working conditions to OSHA, which oversees workplace safety nationwide. Every 36 hours on average, local news outlets report another McDonald’s worker subject to danger like gun threats and thrown hot coffee and… Read more →

McDonald’s workers across the country are fighting back against sexual harassment, protesting at McDonald’s Chicago headquarters, and filing 23 new cases against the company in coordination with the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund and the ACLU — as detailed in The New York Times. This week, McDonald’s shareholders are meeting in person and they need… Read more →