I will always stand in solidarity with workers in Western Pennsylvania and across the world.
Happy May Day, John! ✊
It's International Workers' Day, and I wanted to take a moment to discuss our fight for working people.
Our story in Western Pennsylvania is a story of union strength. From steelworkers to health care workers, from teachers to baristas, electricians to construction workers — organized labor is at the heart of our communities.
But Pittsburgh will only remain a union town if we actively work to empower those organizing for better working conditions. That's why I'm proud to be a pro-union, pro-labor member of Congress.
I will always stand in solidarity with workers in Western Pennsylvania and across the world. If you're with me, will you chip in today to help stand up against union-busting corporations and strengthen our labor movement?
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Every worker deserves a union. Unions are one of our greatest tools to reduce inequality, raise wages, support better benefits, expand job protections, and stop corporate wage theft.
In Congress, I'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act — the most significant worker protection legislation since the Great Depression. The PRO Act would make urgent and necessary amendments to outdated labor laws, including prohibiting employers from permanently replacing striking workers, banning the use of lockouts, and strengthening the legal rights of employees to join a labor union.
Together, we can invest in a growing, robust labor movement that reflects the future of our workforce across race, gender, and industry. Can you chip in to help our team continue building our people-powered, worker-centered campaign today?
In solidarity,
Summer
