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Fight for a Union

@FightForAUnion
We’re not resting until all working people are treated with dignity and respect. We're fighting for economic and racial justice. Join us. #UnionsForAll
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  • @FightForAUnion
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    7h
    No one working for a trillion-dollar company should live in poverty. When massive corporations refuse to pay a living wage, taxpayers foot the bill through public assistance. We are subsidizing their record profits so the elites can buy another election.
    A headline reads, "Amazon, gig companies see spike in workers on SNAP and Medicaid, study shows." The subheadline states, "Amazon workers on federal aid nearly tripled between 2020 and 2025, while ride-hailing and food delivery app drivers shot up on lists compiled by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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  • @FightForAUnion
    Fight for a Union
    @FightForAUnion
    8h
    STRIKE ALERT: IBEW 125 utility workers at Oregon Trail Electric are on strike because management forced 24/7 uncompensated standby and fired linemen for not answering calls off the clock. Your time is your time. If they want you on call, they better be prepared to pay for it!
    Striking workers holding signs that read "IBEW Local 125 Electrical Workers ON ULP STRIKE against Oregon Trail Electric Coop" stand near a fence.
  • @FightForAUnion
    Fight for a Union
    @FightForAUnion
    9h
    If you work for a living, you’re working class. Everything else is meant to distract us from how badly we’re all being robbed.
    Our 13yo: What class are we? Me: What do you mean? 13yo: You know, like lower class, middle class, upper class. Me: Oh, we’re working class. Those other classes were made up by the owning class to divide the working class.
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  • @FightForAUnion
    Fight for a Union
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    10h
    In 1970, a full-time minimum wage summer job covered a full year of public college tuition and books, no loans, no debt. Today, covering the same tuition and books at minimum wage takes about 1,800 hours, or 35 hours a week, every week, for an entire year.
    Graph showing the rise in average annual tuition and fees at public 4-year institutions from 1963-64 to 2025-26. Starting at $243 in 1963-64, the data points increase steadily, reaching $10,340 in 2025-26. Data sources include Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and National Center for Education Statistics with EDI projections.
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  • @FightForAUnion
    Fight for a Union
    @FightForAUnion
    11h
    Why is it always ‘just budget better’ or ‘find a better job’ and never ‘if a society depends on a job to function, that job should pay enough to live in it’?
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