If Trump’s actual goal is to display utter contempt for American workers, then burger-czar Puzder is a pretty strong choice. He’s a key figure in an industry that’s notorious for labor abuses.

A year after raising the minimum wage to a paltry $11 per hour, Palo Alto is finally considering $15. Sign the letter to tell them to do it now!

What the activists and low-wage workers have shown with their fight for $15 is that the changes we need will come if people organize and force them

When presidential candidate Bernie Sanders talks about income inequality, and when other candidates speak about the minimum wage and food stamps, what are they really talking about?

The important part of Monday's meeting will be something they aren't voting on yet -- coordinating with other local cities to increase the minimum wage regionally to $15 per hour by 2018.

This is because of the courageous workers who’ve been striking year in and year out, and community allies who’ve been on the front line with them.

This is entirely a victory for workers, the movement that fought for $15, and the unions and community organizations that supported them.

We’re taking our message straight to McDonald’s HQ at their annual shareholder meeting. Because it’s time for McDonald’s to do the right thing for workers. Watch the video announcement right now – and share far and wide.

Should Los Altos raise the local minimum wage? "Yes" say the local organizations, churches and economic equality activists who make up the Raise the Wage Coalition of the Peninsula and South Bay.

Palo Alto City Council begins work to raise the local minimum wage. Come to the meeting to show your support for economic justice! April 28, 7:00 pm at Palo Alto City Hall.