Minimum Wage

#FightFor15: Fast Food Workers Stage Rallies Across Country, Demanding Living Wage and Union Rights

Study Confirms $7.25 Minimum Wage Is Poverty Trap for Millions of Americans

Jake Johnson, staff writer

The $7.25 federal minimum is "a starvation wage that is not enough to keep working families out of poverty," argued Sen. Bernie Sanders

'Can't Survive on $7.25': On Labor Day, Nationwide Calls for $15 Minimum Wage

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"We're up before the sun to say, we're not going to take it any more," declared the Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, which rallied workers outside of a Burger King.

"Rampant racism. Wage cuts. Attacks on unions. It's time to fight back."

'Time to Redistribute Wealth': 1% Thriving While 78% Living Paycheck to Paycheck

Jake Johnson, staff writer

Responding to the CareerBuilder report on Twitter, Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, argued the results show the urgent need for "strong unions" and "an economy that works for us," not merely the wealthiest.

As President Trump flaunts booming stock market, most U.S. workers as...

Worker Wages Flat, But Since 1978 CEO Pay Has Soared by 'Outrageous' 937%

'The People Deserve Better': Watch Warren Rip Trump's Union-Busting Labor Nominee

'The Sky Didn't Fall': Study on Seattle $15 Minimum Wage Proves Critics Wrong

'From Laughable to Inevitable': $15 Minimum Wage Hits Congress

Massive March on McDonald's Takes On "Donald Trump of Corporations"

McDonald's Workers and Trump Resistance to Jointly Declare: "This Greed Must End"

Opposing Trump's "Moral Chaos," People's Budget Offers Roadmap for Resistance

The 22 Dems Supporting Sanders' $15 Minimum Wage Bill... and 24 Who Aren't

Nationwide #TaxMarch Rallies Planned to Demand Trump 'Stops Hiding'

Inauguration Boycott Grows Along With Women's March Momentum

Republicans Suddenly Value Big Government as Cities Go Liberal

Trump Receives Right-Wing Wish List to Gut Rules on Climate, Nutrition, Wages

Further

Restaurant Lobby Spying and Spending to Fight Rent-A-Mobs, aka Pesky Workers Who Inexplicably Want A Living Wage

Big fast food just got even slimier: In the wake of findings that taxpayers subsidize not just McFood's woefully underpaid workers but their grotesquely overpaid CEOs - the head of McDonald’s makes almost 10 million bucks, 1,200 times a worker's wage, with only about $1 million taxable income - come leaked documents showing that the National Restaurant Association is monitoring activists' social media, warning about the growing traction of "rent-a-mob" protests and otherwise stepping up a well-...