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BREAKING: @BurgerKing workers in San Jose are on strike after one worker was forced to work through pregnancy complications, and miscarried her pregnancy.
After returning to work, her hours have been cut to the point she made only $800/month.
This is a disgrace.
After returning to work, her hours have been cut to the point she made only $800/month.
This is a disgrace.
"I didn't leave because I was afraid that I was going to be yelled at or worse - I was going to lose my job. I needed this job. My husband wasn't working and we relied on my salary to ensure that we and our three children could afford our rent and groceries." 
Laura Reyes, striking worker at 3098 Story Rd is right: "Corporations like this need to ensure managers are trained in how to handle situations like mine." - Burger King and other global fast food corporations control the training. They should share the liability. #AB1228 #CALeg
San Jose workers are holding our bosses' feet to the fire
Elected officials have stood with us at the state level, but we need local solutions
This year we’ve held strikes and delegations across the city, all while our employers fight us in the state house and at the ballot box
Elected officials have stood with us at the state level, but we need local solutions
This year we’ve held strikes and delegations across the city, all while our employers fight us in the state house and at the ballot box
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