Corporations and politicians are rigging the system against working people. To fight back and win, we need #UnionsForAll.
Americans approve of unions.
That’s the fair paycheck we’re fighting for.
That's how much more union workers have consistently earned since 1936 than non-union workers.
That’s the amount of wages per year we’ve won for workers since 2012.
That’s how much more full-time women workers in unions earn than non-union peers.
That’s how much more likely Black union workers are to have health insurance than non-union peers.
Just days after McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook was fired for an inappropriate relationship, the Fight for $15 — in partnership with the ACLU and Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund — filed a new class action lawsuit against McDonald’s for a “culture of sexual harassment.” Enough is enough. That’s why hundreds of Fight for $15 workers […] More »
This election, we are holding the candidates accountable for their promises to workers: on workplace rights, raising the minimum wage, and #UnionsForAll. Starting at 4 PM ET / 1 PM PT on October 4th, join workers from around the country for a livestream of our #UnionsForAll Summit event. More »
Whether they’ve supported our strikes, joined us on the job, or spoken at workers’ forums, it’s clear that presidential candidates are noticing our efforts to win #UnionsForAll. Now it’s time to hear what they have to say. More »
It’s not enough for candidates to just join us on the picket line. This election season, we demand that they fight alongside us to make our economy work for us by fighting for Unions for All. More »
Today in Milwaukee, hundreds of workers joined SEIU International President Mary Kay Henry to announce the Unions for All platform. More »
2020 candidates must champion policies that throw open the doors for every person in this country to have the opportunity to join a Union — and earn fair wages — no matter where they work. Will you join us on August 21st? More »
This historic victory puts us closer than ever to winning the #FightFor15 for EVERY worker. More »
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. More »
Candidates for president are criss-crossing the country, gearing up for the all-important 2020 election. And workers are demanding that candidates make $15 an hour and union rights front and center in the national conversation. More »
Eight U.S. Senators -- including four presidential candidates -- signed a letter to McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook calling on the company to take dramatic action in its restaurants over rampant sexual harassment. More »