UniteResist.org
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About UniteResist.org
Unite Resist is a highly brandable and memorable .org website name targeting people interested in showing solidarity for protests about work strikes. The website previously covered news on events and campaign kits for supporting the protests in the United States.
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Incredible #FastFoodGlobal Day of Action hits over 40 countries
On Thursday 14 April 2016, the third annual #FastFoodGlobal Day Of Action by fast food workers and their unions took place. And it was phenomenal. This year topped all that have gone so far, with fast food and low waged worker strikes hitting over 300 cities spanning every state in America. And the global movement of fast food workers and their unions flexed its muscles too, with over 40 countries with protests in solidarity with the US Fight For 15 movement.
Here in the UK, Fast Food Rights drew in support from Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader, who said on Twitter, “It’s Fast Food Global Day of Action. Solidarity w/ workers across the world who are fighting for decent pay & rights at work”.
Natalie Bennett, Green Party leader, also tweeted her support, saying “We all need a living wage, secure employment and decent conditions – well done to all supporting#fastfoodglobal day of action today”.
This year’s day of action saw a major focus in Glasgow, where fast food workers have been joining the BFAWU bakers’ union in large numbers, and low waged, zero hour contract workers from other industries have been joining the wider campaign to demand £10 an hour now for all workers, regardless of age; union rights; and an end to zero hours contracts.
As fast food workers took to the streets, dressed as evil Ronald McDonalds (see #TerrifyingRonalds), they descended on the central McDonald’s to have a ‘Precarious Work Picnic’, stopping to occupy a KFC on route.
At the picnic, the 20 or so Ronalds laid out their picnic blankets, and peered inside their ‘unhappy meal’ bags to see what was in store.
But when they pulled out ‘zero hours contracts’ and ‘low pay’, and ‘lack of respect’, and ‘no union rights’, the Ronalds became quite agitated and upset. And when they tried to eat their unhappy meal serving, they were overcome by sickness, then compelled to collapse on the ground!
But then a Ronald brought out a real ‘Happy Meal’, containing ‘£10 an hour’, ‘Union Rights’, and ‘No zero hours’, at which point the Ronalds burst to life again, and starting celebrating and dancing in the street outside McDonald’s.
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The SNP Trade Union Group also tweeted their support for the protests in Glasgow.
In an astounding move from one of the most notorious companies to use zero hours contracts for the bulk of its workers, today (Friday 15 April) saw the Guardian run an article where McDonald’s bosses claim they have decided that they are going to “give staff the option of moving to contracts guaranteeing a minimum of four-hours per week, 16 hours, or 30 hours”.
Elsewhere in the UK, where fast food worker branches of BFAWU and the Fast Food Rights campaign have been growing with fast food workers leading, protests also took place.
One fast food worker reports: “In Scarborough we have grown considerably over the last two months to a total of 16 members.
We now have members in five different town centre fast food shops and are starting to work on tackling individual workplace issues (and winning!) in order to further our membership and presence in these workplaces.