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  2. Dec 4

    BREAKING VICTORY ALERT! Infinity nursing home workers win tentative agreement. We won significant gains in… -Wages -Pandemic Pay -Sick Days -PPE comes to an end on Day 12 with victories on for

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  3. 17 minutes ago

    Essential workers have spoken and it's time we are heard.

  4. Dec 4

    Federal Minimum Wage: 2009: $7.25 2010: $7.25 2011: $7.25 2012: $7.25 2013: $7.25 2014: $7.25 2015: $7.25 2016: $7.25 2017: $7.25 2018: $7.25 2019: $7.25 2020: $7.25 We can't make ends meet on poverty wages. It's past time to raise the minimum wage.

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  5. Dec 4

    Workers going on strike, organizing, and demanding change has created change. More to come.

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  6. Dec 1

    Nursing home workers with went on strike last week and will keep fighting for the respect and value they deserve.

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  7. Nov 28

    A great way to support is to buy from businesses that support raising the minimum wage to $15. ➡️ See over 1,300 businesses across the United States at ➡️ For Florida businesses see

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  8. Nov 30

    Workers are the powerful ones. Never forget it.

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  9. Nov 27

    "Everyday isn't a 'good day.' Sometimes, we go home with no tips and a poverty wage. That just ain't right for me or my family."

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  10. Dec 2

    Day 10: A good day for Infinity to give nursing home residents and workers what they deserve. Settle a fair contract today!

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  11. Nov 30

    It shouldn't take a class action lawsuit to stop wage theft. McDonald's workers deserve a seat at the table and we'll keep fighting until we have one.

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  12. Nov 30

    Long hours and poverty wages don't add up! That's why we're still in poverty, paycheck after paycheck. We demand a fair wage for our hard work.

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  13. Nov 30

    Essential workers are essential people. We deserve more.

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  14. Nov 27

    Make ALL jobs, good jobs. Mary Kay Henry of tells how the is a crucial strategy for dismantling poverty. Listen and subscribe.

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  15. Nov 28

    The labor market recovery has slowed down. We need relief now.

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  16. Nov 30

    😡 The rich keep getting richer while working people are working longer hours just to make ends meet. Raising wages would be a win for everyone...even corporations.

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  17. 23 hours ago

    Trickle down is a lie. Invest in workers -- raise wages, make it easier to join unions.

    Trickle-down economics has never worked.
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  18. 22 hours ago

    In 2018, Missouri voters made their voices heard when they shut down a "right to work" amendment, but Republicans are back at it and have pre-filed a "right to work" bill again. Just like in 2018, we’re ready to fight back.

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  19. Dec 2

    The federal minimum wage must be enough to alleviate poverty. Raise the wage in the first 100 days!

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  20. Nov 27

    Corporations are getting richer and essential workers are falling deeper into poverty. It's exploitation. It takes fighters to win the fight back, and we are fighters.

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  21. Nov 29

    Corporate exploitation runs rampant in this country because workers have been systematically oppressed. With the power of unions, we build the power to defend our rights and protect our safety and well-being.

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