Fight for $15

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John,

I joined the Fight for $15 and a Union after getting hurt at work. Since I needed to take time off to get better, I didn't get paid.

I scraped by to afford rent and take care of my family because they didn't pay me when I had to stay home. It's not right, and I never should have been in that position. And I'm not alone.

Around the world the pattern is the same: we're called "essential workers", but we're treated like we're disposable by corporate CEOs. That's why workers in the US -- and around the world -- have been saying enough. We've been going on strike and demanding better for all of us.

Today, fast-food workers are taking action, like we've been taking action across the globe. We are standing in solidarity with each other. Watch now and share >> [[link removed]]

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Workers everywhere all have the same basic demands: dignity and respect. That means safety on the job from accidents, burns, sexual harassment, mental exhaustion -- and that companies respect our right to unionize!

I sometimes have to work 100 hours a week, and I'm STILL barely getting by. Meanwhile multinational corporations who exploit us are getting richer and richer.

That's why we're taking action around the world today and demanding that governments and corporations respect workers and our rights. And when we fight together, we win. Watch and share the video now >> [[link removed]]

In solidarity,

Perla Hernandez
Burger King Worker
San Jose, CA
Fight for $15 and a Union

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