SiliconValleyRising retweeted
"Proposition 36 on the Nov. 5 ballot would disproportionately hurt Black and Brown TGI (Transgender, Gender-variant, and Intersex) communities by pushing more of us into incarceration while leaving the programs that keep us safe severely underfunded." 48hills.org/2024/10/prison-o…
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
This is outrageous.
But not surprising.
Fast food bosses have been throwing out numbers indicating that CA workers getting a minimum wage bump to $20/hr. has forced layoffs.
The numbers are completely fake.
Jobs in the industry have only gone up since the raise. #UnionsForAll
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Fast food corporations really want you to be mad that workers in their industry now have a $20/hr minimum wage in California.
They want your anger so much that they're lying to you about the results of raising the wage.
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Today fast food workers as well as our allies in labor and our communities are at San Jose City Hall to demand Council supports the #FastFoodFairWork Law, creating a path for essential Know Your Rights Trainings and Paid Time Off.
The state isn’t going to solve these issues.
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
BREAKING: #InternationalWorkersDay strike in San Diego as @BurgerKing workers have walked off the job due to excessive heat and other workplace safety issues.
Workers have filed with CalOSHA. 🧵
#MayDay
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Meanwhile news outlets keep telling us fast food workers don't deserve $20/hr
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Workers on strike today learned their rights through our union, but with half a million fast food workers in California, we need every worker to
Are you a California fast food worker or know someone who is? Join our #CAFastFoodWorkersUnion: californiafastfoodworkersuni…
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
"[H]ere in the United States, we are captives to a turbocapitalist narrative that questions even the most miniscule gains for workers, while giving egregious corporate greedflation a pass."
Great op-ed from @helaineolen on CA's new fast food minimum wage: msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opin…
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Is this the wage hike they're talking about?
McDonald's franchise owner: 'You can't raise prices enough' to cover minimum wage hike ktla.com/news/local-news/mcd…
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Today fast food workers, progressives, and labor allies are showing up at San Jose City Hall to call on Council to STAND with the 13,000+ fast food workers in our city and OPPOSE paid industry lobbyists whose actions will keep workers in the dark about our rights.
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Our campaign director & #FastFoodCouncil councilwoman Maria Maldonado talks about the importance of a #FastFoodFairWork Ordinance for not just us, but our families & our community.
We won't allow paid lobbyists by greedy bosses & global corporations to decide our city's agenda!
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
"Since I've worked at @Wendys my rights as a worker have been run over."
Romualda Alcazar #FastFoodFairWork #UnionsForAll – at San Jose, CA
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
"At work we're facing abuses because we don't know our rights.
Our employers don't want us to know about our rights because they don't want to be responsible for their workers."
Jose Perez, @McDonalds worker.
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
"I don't understand why these corps and wealthy fast food business owners and their lobbyists are afraid of workers knowing their rights.
The #FastFoodCouncil cannot legally address the issues the workers are asking for today."
Read more in @SJSpotlight: sanjosespotlight.com/silver-… – at San Jose, CA
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Thank you Amigos de Guadalupe for your support for a #FastFoodFairWork Ordinance in San Jose! – at San Jose, CA
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
Amazing at a San Jose City Council meeting, immigrant women of @CAFastFoodUnion bare their souls about the troubling conditions in the industry, describing miscarriages at work and horrendous conditions and City Councilmembers just stare at their phones, don’t make eye contact.
SiliconValleyRising retweeted
"This is common sense to ensure workers know their rights.
We've all heard heartbreaking stories from fast food workers and we need you to stand with the workers."
Sarah Julian @unitehere19 – at San Jose, CA














