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? Read More »
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This historic victory puts us closer than ever to winning the #FightFor15 for EVERY worker. Read More »
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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. Read More »
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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. Read More »
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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. Read More »
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Connecticut is now officially the seventh state to raise the minimum wage to $15! Thanks to years of organizing by workers, activists, and allies, more than 300,000 low-wage workers in Connecticut will now receive a living wage. Read More »
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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: Read More »
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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. Read More »
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Maryland is now officially the 6th state to pass the $15 minimum wage! This bill will affect more than half a million Marylanders, and is a major step towards breaking generational poverty and creating a brighter future for the next generation of Marylanders. Read More »
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Every year, economists continue to state a glaring truth that millions already know: women, especially women of color, earn less for the same amount of work. Read More »
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