Fight for $15

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John,
I’ve been working as a wheelchair attendant for almost 20 years. I walk 10-12 miles a day from gate-to-gate and terminal-to-terminal to help seniors and passengers with disabilities get where they need to go. It’s not easy, but I love helping my passengers and talking with them. Yet when it comes time to pay my bills, I don't have enough. I make tips, but there’s no guarantee how much I’ll make. Most days I don’t get any.

Workers like me shouldn’t be paid poverty wages while airline CEOs are making $5,000 an hour. We’ve been breaking our backs keeping airports safe and clean. Will you share a tweet in solidarity and tell these CEOs to do right by us?

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Just last month, American Airlines doubled the base salary of incoming CEO Robert Isom to $1.3 million. We’re fed up with airlines ballooning CEO pay while we're barely getting by.

That’s why TODAY, we’re taking action at airports and airline HQs across the country to demand that each airline CEO sign the GOOD AIRPORTS pledge and commit to ending poverty level jobs. Take action with us! [[link removed]]

Our movement is just one ripple in the broader #UnionsForAll movement that has been coursing through our nation in the past year. From Starbucks to McDonald’s, Kellogg's to John Deere, we are rising up together to create a future where all working people are respected, protected and paid and have a voice in a union. Click here to join the movement and support working people as we fight back! [[link removed]]

In solidarity,
Mohamed Osman
Wheelchair Attendant
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, TX

*We do not intend, nor are we asking, for anyone to stop work or to stop making pickups or deliveries.*

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