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McDonald’s Asking for Free Business Advice at SXSW

Working Washington March 3, 2015

Well, this is exciting news! Corporate burger behemoth McDonald’s, which has apparently been hurting for new ideas, has come up with an innovative new tech solution: They’re heading to the South by Southwest festival in Austin. So hip!

But they’re not just attending...

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

Working Washington March 3, 2015

As the state legislature debates a higher minimum wage & paid sick leave for workers, we're asking people: What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about? Here are some answers. #fightfor15 #minimumwage #washingtonstate #granitefalls

Today’s minimum wage vote is just the beginning

Guest User March 3, 2015

Reverends of the Interfaith Economic Justice Coalition are supporting Bags workers fighting for a fair contract. Alaska Airlines contracts with Bags to provide passengers with wheelchair services

Working Washington March 3, 2015

Hundreds gather to support fair wages and a union at Seattle University

Working Washington February 26, 2015

Hundreds of Seattle University faculty and students walked out in support of quality education, fair compensation, and the right of the faculty to unionize. However, Seattle University has been delaying the union process through litigation.

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that politicians don't know anything about?

Working Washington February 26, 2015

What's 1 thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

Working Washington February 25, 2015

"I am very proud to have been part of passing $15 for Seattle. We know what it is to struggle and we are here to stand in solidarity with you and all workers as you fight for better treatment and fair pay at work!"

Crystal Thompson, a Domino's worker and leader with Working Washington, spoke to the Seattle U faculty and students who had walked out for the right to organize.

Working Washington February 25, 2015

The leaked plan by ALEC and the franchise lobby groups to go after Seattle's minimum wage law

Guest User February 25, 2015

Details leak out of ALEC meeting where they discuss strategies for putting "the right face" on its pro-McPoverty attack on Seattle's $15 minimum wage law.

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

Working Washington February 24, 2015

Working Washington

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McDonald’s Asking for Free Business Advice at SXSW

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

Today’s minimum wage vote is just the beginning

Reverends of the Interfaith Economic Justice Coalition are supporting Bags workers fighting for a fair contract. Alaska Airlines contracts with Bags to provide passengers with wheelchair services

Hundreds gather to support fair wages and a union at Seattle University

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that politicians don't know anything about?

What's 1 thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

Crystal Thompson, a Domino's worker and leader with Working Washington, spoke to the Seattle U faculty and students who had walked out for the right to organize.

The leaked plan by ALEC and the franchise lobby groups to go after Seattle's minimum wage law

What's one thing you've done to make ends meet that state politicians don't know anything about?

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