Saying no to low wages

Activists from the People’s Power Assembly, Occu-Evolve and the Labor Outreach committee of Occupy Wall Street organized a speakout and tabling in front of a Bed, Bath and Beyond store in lower Manhattan, N.Y., on Nov. 23. The speakers and literature supported workers’ rights to a living wage of at least $15 an hour, full-time work and union representation.

G. Dunkel

G.Dunkel@workers.org

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