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.
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. More »
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: 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. More »
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. More »
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. More »
Our movement is truly global! German fast-food workers held an inspiring meeting in Ulm recently to fight for fair wages and union rights. Check it out: German fast-food workers met in Ulm last week. The fight for fair wages and union rights is GLOBAL. #FightFor15 #FastFoodWorkers via @gewerkschaftngg pic.twitter.com/GpX5UWRKDI — Fight For 15 (@fightfor15) February […] More »
For years, corporate-backed politicians and economists have used scare tactics and misinformation to argue against union rights and a $15 minimum wage. We know this is a lie, and the research shows we're right. A new story published this weekend by the New York Times shows just how big of an impact union rights and a living wage have. More »
America's economy and democracy are out of balance. Too much power is in the hands of corporations, billionaires, and self-serving politicians who rig the system against working people. More »
Hot off our $15/hr minimum wage win in Illinois, workers are now turning their attention to their next goal: winning union rights. More »
How’s this for a whopper? Last week, U.S. Labor Secretary Alex Acosta had this to say about our $15/hr nationwide minimum wage bill: “To those that are looking for the $15-an-hour minimum wage, the question is: How many jobs are you willing to give up?” More »