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Register your support of the Restaurant Workers Bill of Rights, in which we demand dignity, justice, and equity in our workplaces so that we, along with our families, communities and country, can thrive.


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Thriving Life and Liberty<span data-metadata="">

The Restaurant Workers Bill of Rights calls for:

  1. Thriving wages and a thriving life
  2. healing and rest
  3. a safe and dignified work environment
  4. universal healthcare and bodily autonomy
  5. participation in governance

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Paige

Restaurant worker in Tennessee

Paige is a 26 year old bartender in Nashville, Tennessee with almost a decade of work experience in the restaurant industry. She’s done everything, from being a server to a bartender, and has seen the ups and downs of working in restaurants firsthand.

Asher

Former restaurant worker in Michigan

Asher has seen firsthand the unethical behavior in the restaurant industry, including harassment and workplace violations. He believes that every worker deserves the resources they need to live a full and healthy life.

Lillian

Restaurant worker in Mississippi

Lillian believes in a restaurant industry that is equal — one where workers have access to health insurance, paid time off, and a safe work environment.

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PA Food Service Workers Asking Congress for Bill of Rights
(Harrisburg, PA) -- Food-service workers in Pennsylvania are among many across the country who area asking Congress to consider a "Restaurant Workers Bill of Rights."
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Advocates Press Congress to Support Restaurant Workers' Bill of Rights
Food-service workers and their allies are calling on Congress to support the new "Restaurant Workers Bill of Rights," a document calling for higher wages, better working conditions and access to health care.
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Restaurant Workers Need a Bill of Rights
Before the pandemic, nearly 14 million people worked in the restaurant industry. Because the crisis hit restaurants so hard, that number today is closer to 11 million – and the plight of restaurant workers has not improved.
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