Campaign to End Wage Theft Kickoff Event
Join the Chinese Progressive Association
and the Progressive Workers Alliance (PWA)
to launch our Campaign to End Wage Theft!
Campaign to End Wage Theft
Kickoff Event
Thursday, May 12th, 2011
10 am: Press Event at City Hall Steps
with Street Theater and more!
11 am: City hearing Room 263
RSVP to fiona [at] cpasf.org
Everyone deserves to be paid for the hours they work.
But this right is denied to many low-wage workers who are paid below minimum wage, obliged to work off the clock, denied overtime pay, and sometimes get no pay at all.*
Wage theft doesn’t just take money from workers. Wage theft hurts everyone—responsible employers trying to compete with subminimum wages; consumers; taxpayers and the local economy.
Want to stimulate the economy? Join us to end wage theft--and build a San Francisco with opportunity and progress for all.
It’s time take action. It’s time to get paid.
JOIN US NEXT THURS MAY 12TH at 10 AM, TO KICK OFF THE PWA CAMPAIGN TO END WAGE THEFT!
The San Francisco Progressive Workers Alliance is Black, Latino, Asian, Pacific Islander, Queer, and Young workers united in struggle:
- We are supporting a new ordinance to fight wage theft in San Francisco
- We are working with responsible employers who raise the bar for everyone**
- We need everyone's support! Join us on Thurs to learn more!
*National studies show 2/3 of low wage workers experience wage theft. For SF stats see CPA's report on Chinatown restaurant workers at www.cpasf.org
**Check out Young Workers new "Dining with Justice" guide featuring responsible restaurant employers! Up soon at www.youngworkersunited.org
The San Francisco Progressive Workers Alliance is Black, Latino, Asian, Pacific Islander, Queer, and Young workers united in struggle: Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth, Chinese Progressive Association (CPA), Filipino Community Center (FCC), La Raza Centro Legal—Day Laborer Program and Women’s Collective, Mujeres Unidas y Activas (MUA), People Organized to Demand Environmental and Economic Rights (PODER), People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER), Pride at Work (PAW), Young Workers United (YWU).
