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Congress: it’s past time to raise the minimum wage. I stand with workers demanding $15/hr and a union so everyone can support their families and be respected at work. Agree? Add your name now.
Hey McDonald’s: Workers lives are worth MORE than your profits.
If McDonald’s can afford to pay its CEO 1,189 times what it pays its average workers, they can afford to pay a living wage.
Worker Survivors: Demand your RIGHT to safety and respect on the job!
Sign the petition to demand McDonald’s take REAL steps to end sexual harassment in its stores NOW.
We took the fight to McDonald’s
No matter where McDonald’s turns, they’re going to hear our message loud and clear: pay ALL your workers $15/hr NOW.
RHODE ISLAND GOES TO $15!
Rhode Island just made their bill raising the minimum wage law, making them the ninth state in the country to put workers on the path to $15/hr!
Join Sen. Sanders, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, and McDonald’s workers ON STRIKE for $15
McDonald’s workers are walking out to demand the bare minimum needed to survive: $15/hr.
McDonald’s Can Pay $15 and Be JUST FINE – Workers are Going ON STRIKE
That’s why workers are going on STRIKE on Wednesday as McDonald’s convenes its annual shareholders meeting. McDonald’s isn’t going to turn around and do the right thing unless people turn up and demand that they give ALL workers $15 and a seat at the table.
Workers Are Going on Strike to Demand $15 for ALL McDonald’s Workers, Not Just 5%
McDonald’s “raise” is nothing more than a PR stunt. McDonald’s made $5 billion in corporate profits last year. They can afford to raise pay to $15/hr for every single employee, not just some employees at corporate-owned and operated stores.
Let’s Make Good Trouble on the National John Lewis Voter Advancement Day of Action
On May 8th, people across the country are uniting to take part in the John Lewis National Day of Action to support the Voting Rights Act and address one of the greatest obstacles to civil and voting rights – the filibuster.
Workers WIN $15/hr for Federal Contractors with New Biden Executive Order
On April 27, the Biden-Harris administration signed an executive order that will give raises to up to 390,000 workers by establishing a $15 minimum wage for all federal contractors.
Care Work is Essential Work.
It’s essential that all families can afford care for their loved ones. And it’s essential that care workers get the same things ALL workers deserve—union rights, respect on the job, and $15/hr!