Food Industry Workers Pushed Hard for Unionization in 2019 | Eater
"A Portland-area fast-food chain whose employees pushed to unionize in 2018 and were widely reported as the first federally recognized fast-food union in the U.S.; organizers and workers described the effort as a response to the low-wage economy, high turnover, and grueling day-to-day conditions of fast-food work, with organizers like Luis Brennan citing earlier labor campaigns as inspiration and workers such as Nate Pride emphasizing how taxing the work is and how that fatigue makes organizing challenging yet necessary." - Jaya Saxena
