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One Fair Wage We’re fighting for a full, fair wage for all.

Big corporations make billions in profits while paying workers so little that many still rely on public assistance to su...
10/13/2026

Big corporations make billions in profits while paying workers so little that many still rely on public assistance to survive.

Think about that. Taxpayers help cover the cost of poverty wages while corporations and shareholders reap the rewards.

If your business can afford billions in profits, it can afford to pay its workers a living wage.

It’s time corporations pick up the tab. Not taxpayers.

Workers are producing more. Corporations are making record profits. Yet paychecks have been left behind.For decades, wor...
10/12/2026

Workers are producing more. Corporations are making record profits. Yet paychecks have been left behind.

For decades, workers have generated more wealth without seeing their fair share of it.

$25 an hour isn’t a luxury. It’s about catching up.

Affordability isn’t just about lowering prices. It’s about raising paychecks, too.

It’s time for Congress to deliver a Living Wage for All.

10/08/2026

Affordability isn’t just about prices. It’s also about paychecks.

Ro Khanna understands that if we want people to feel an economy working for them, we have to tackle both sides of the equation — lower costs and raise wages. That’s why the Living Wage for All Act matters: $25 an hour puts paychecks back at the center of the affordability debate.

Working people don’t need more rhetoric about the economy. They need jobs that actually cover the cost of living.

Workers are producing more. Corporations are taking more. Paychecks still aren’t keeping up.If productivity and profits ...
10/07/2026

Workers are producing more. Corporations are taking more. Paychecks still aren’t keeping up.

If productivity and profits can rise, wages can too.

Workers need a raise. It’s time for a living wage.

10/06/2026

Too many workers are doing everything right and still can’t make ends meet.

Restaurant workers and working people across the country are dealing with wage theft, poverty pay, and paychecks that simply do not cover the basics. Their stories are different, but the message is the same: work should pay enough to live.

That’s why we’re fighting for $25 an hour — a wage that more closely reflects what it actually costs to survive in today’s economy.

10/05/2026

Ro Khanna understands that affordability can’t be solved from one direction alone.

We need to make sure the wealthiest contribute more. We need to bring down the costs families are paying. And we also need to raise paychecks so a full-time job actually covers the basics. Khanna has argued publicly for a billionaire tax and for a broader economic agenda centered on workers sharing in the gains they help create.

We need to increase Paychecks and lower Prices. That means taking on the cost-of-living crisis from every side and delivering an economy that works for working people.

10/05/2026

Juliana Stratton understands that the Fight for $15 was a powerful vehicle that delivered real gains for millions of working people. But it was never the end of the struggle.

The cost of living keeps rising: housing, groceries, childcare and everything else that working families cannot do without without. A full-time job should mean being able to meet your basic needs.

We won $15. Now we keep marching. The next fight is for a living wage that reflects what it actually costs to live today.

10/04/2026

Sen. Chris Murphy puts it plainly: $25 an hour isn’t a luxury. It’s what it takes to meet basic needs.

Worker productivity has risen dramatically over the past 40 years while the federal minimum wage has failed to keep pace. Working people helped create a more productive, prosperous economy. Their paychecks should reflect it.

The need is now. A $25 living wage is possible. And an economy where work pays enough to live is an economy worth building.

10/04/2026

This story is exactly why we’re fighting for a Living Wage for All. One job should be enough to cover the life’s basic needs.

No one should have to work 11 hours across two jobs and still struggle to support their family. Working people deserve paychecks that actually cover the cost of living.

It’s time for wages to catch up with prices.

Reporting: Christine Romans, NBC Chicago.

10/03/2026

A few snacks shouldn’t cost you an hour of your life.

Justin Pearson breaks down the cost-of-living crisis in terms everyone understands: prices have gone up, but paychecks haven’t kept up.

It’s time to raise the wage to $25 an hour so working people can afford to live — not just survive.

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