Working families across New York State have no more bootstraps to pull themselves up from. As prices for basic necessities have gone up, wages have remained stagnant. Tying our wages to the rate of inflation is far overdue. $21.25 is not is not a luxury — it’s life sustaining.
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@jessicaramos
has been fighting this fight, and this woman-led majority City Council stands with her. Do the right thing, Albany.
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Las familias trabajadoras de todo el estado de Nueva York no tienen más recursos para levantarse. A medida que aumentaron los precios de necesidades básicas, los salarios permanecieron estancados. $21.25 no es un lujo, es un sustento de vida.
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@jessicaramos
ha estado luchando en esta lucha, y este Concejo Municipal de mayoría liderada por mujeres está con ella. Haz lo correcto, Albany.
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@CnDelarosa
@NewYorkStateAG
@CentralLaborNYC
@32BJSEIU
@CWAUnion
@local79nyc
@DC37nyc
@DC9_IUPAT
@nychange
@nynurses
@ALIGNny
you seem over fed - come back when your weight = your worth to society
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@CnDelarosa
@NewYorkStateAG
@CentralLaborNYC
@32BJSEIU
@CWAUnion
@local79nyc
@DC37nyc
@DC9_IUPAT
@nychange
@nynurses
@ALIGNny
I agree, but I believe you should also introduce
@CMAmandaFarias
's proposal about retiree healthcare to the city council. Many retirees accepted low wages for years because they were promised great healthcare in their retirement. Now that promise is being broken.
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@CnDelarosa
@NewYorkStateAG
@CentralLaborNYC
@32BJSEIU
@CWAUnion
@local79nyc
@DC37nyc
@DC9_IUPAT
@nychange
@nynurses
@ALIGNny
So why hurt Retirees.
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