Ten years into the Fight for $15, fast-food workers still fighting for a living wage
In Part 2 of “Insecurity,” we meet Eshawney, a fast-food worker who joins the wave of worker uprisings that sweeping the country during the pandemic.
In partnership with The Economic Hardship Reporting Project
Watch the full series at theintercept.com
Видео Ten years into the Fight for $15, fast-food workers still fighting for a living wage канала The Intercept
In partnership with The Economic Hardship Reporting Project
Watch the full series at theintercept.com
Видео Ten years into the Fight for $15, fast-food workers still fighting for a living wage канала The Intercept
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