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Anonymous · Jul 29, 2013

In America, people who work hard should be able to afford basic necessities like groceries, rent, childcare and transportation. While fast food corporations reap the benefits of record profits, workers are barely getting by—many are forced to be on public assistance despite having a job. Raising pay for fast food workers will benefit workers and strengthen the overall economy.

http://www.fastfoodforward.org/

http://www.thenation.com/blog/175466/largest-fast-food-walkout-begins-seven-cities

Anonymous · Jul 29, 2013

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LLargest Fast Food Walkout Begins in Seven Cities

Starting today, workers in seven cities will begin the largest fast food worker mobilization in US history. Staff at chains including McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC and Wendy’s will reportedly walk out in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Kansas City and Flint, Michigan.
Workers are calling on fast food restaurants to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. Currently, the average pay in New York is $8.25 per hour and the minimum wage is $7.25.
“I might be doing the work of three people” due to under-staffing, McDonald’s employee Kareem Starks told Salon’s Josh Eidelson, “but still getting paid one wage.” Starks, a 30-year-old former Parks Department employee, said it’s “been hard trying to live off the minimum wage, $7.25, and support my two kids plus pay rent.”
Workers hope to draw attention to a range of issues from low wages to wage theft to McDonald’s recently released budget calculator that insulted and angered many employees struggling to survive on fast food wages.

Read more: Largest Fast Food Walkout Begins in Seven Cities | The Nation http://www.thenation.com/blog/175466/largest-fast-food-walkout-begins-seven-cities#ixzz2aUK2FkTG
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Anonymous · Jul 29, 2013

http://www.fastfoodforward.org/en/
We can't
survive on $7.25!

Anonymous · Jul 29, 2013

sign petition here
http://www.fastfoodforward.org/en/

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Anonymous · Jul 29, 2013

http://www.salon.com/2013/07/29/fast_food_strikes_intensify_in_seven_cities/
Fast food strikes intensify in seven cities

This morning marks the start of what will likely be the largest fast food worker mobilization in U.S. history, with a New York City walkout today kicking off strikes in seven cities over four days. These work stoppages by non-union workers are the latest escalation in an embattled labor movement’s unprecedented challenge to the overwhelmingly non-union industry, whose ranks are growing and whose conditions are spreading elsewhere in the U.S. economy.

Each of those strikes has been backed by the Service Employees International Union and local allies, and each has shared the same demands: a raise to $15 per hour, and the chance to form a union without intimidation by management. This week’s strikes will include five of those six cities – New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, and Milwaukee- and two new ones: Kansas City and Flint, Mich. (A spokesperson for the campaign in Seattle, where workers struck in May, told Salon to expect “a series of escalating direct actions” there this week

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