Five hundred members of the United Auto Workers went on
strike over wages Jan. 28.
As U.S. fast - food workers continue to
strike over wages, concerns build about what a wage hike might do to franchise owners and consumers.
Not exact matches
The
strikes are fuelling a national debate
over low
wages in the US.
Strike Poverty in the Hudson Valley is set to rally 4 pm, meeting at the corner of Main St. and South Grand Ave in Poughkeepsie, then marching
over to the McDonald's on Main St. to hear from workers who are demanding fair
wages for their work.
An us - against - them tale of heroism that manages not to trip
over it's own feet as the underpaid women at a Ford Automotive plant in England
strike for better
wages.
That concession was made in 2011 following a six - day
strike — the first by government lawyers in Canadian history — in which both Quebec lawyers» unions walked off the job in protest
over their
wages, which were as much as 40 - per - cent lower than what provincial lawyers earned in neighbouring barometer - province Ontario.
The seeds of that discontent were sown in the aftermath of another
strike that began on Feb. 8, 2011 when both the LANEQ and the Quebec Crown attorney's union (the Association des procureurs aux poursuites criminelles et pénales) took to the streets in protest
over wages and working conditions.