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The Fast Food Campaign

Pressing the Fast Food Campaign

April 7, 2014April 8, 2014 / terryhschwadron / Leave a comment

The argument is that fast food depends on wages that are not survivable by its workers. The fast food campaign is at the forefront of a national minimum wage debate, that those who are employed should be able to afford necessities without the help of public assistance funds.

Please see:  http://www.fastfoodforward.org

 

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