I'm going to be honest with you -- I'm nervous about what the future has in store for working people. The Trump administration has proven that it's in the pocket of corporations. They'll do whatever it takes to paint themselves as “pro-business” -- even firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and installing yet another yes-man.

Greedy, rich CEOs from Starbucks, Amazon, American Airlines, McDonald's, Waffle House, and more are benefiting from the Trump administration's anti-worker corporate stance while raking in record profits at the expense of workers. Stand with workers and take a pledge to protest corporate greed! [[link removed]]

But here's the good news that gives me hope: We have a plan to stop them.

Workers across industries are standing up against Trump's anti-worker agenda and are coming together to organize as many low-wage workers as possible and be extremely vocal as we do it.

This is where you come in.

There's so much you can do to support workers like me – baristas, warehouse workers, fast-food workers, rideshare drivers, and other workers -- as we ramp up their massive organizing efforts across the country. Pledge to protest corporate greed and stand with workers! [[link removed]]

Every victory we win, big or small, changes someone's world. Higher pay and better benefits allow people and families to access a better quality of life. And every win builds power for all workers across the U.S. who are waiting for their moment to win what they deserve.

This incredible organizing work is already happening.

- Baristas went on the largest unfair labor practice strike ever to hit Starbucks after the company failed to present a serious economic package in bargaining. More than 5,000 workers walked off the job, shutting down more than 300 stores across 43 states. More is coming!

- Amazon workers held their biggest strike in U.S. history during Amazon's peak season. This strike was just the beginning!

This is simple. Low-wage worker organizing will shape the future of work in the U.S., period. The more we support us, the bigger the victories that we'll be able to achieve for ALL workers. Are you in? Sign on now >> [[link removed]]

In solidarity,

Jasmine Leli
Buffalo, New York
Starbucks Worker
Fight for a Union and Starbucks Workers United

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