Union solidarity. PALM workers standing with local farm workers. This is what real unionism looks like.

Grill'd store faces strike action over low-pay and 'unfair working conditions' claims sbs.com.au/news/article/g…

Workers at Grill'd Burgers work their buns off for the bare minimum wage. It’s a cost of living crisis. Stop exploiting workers. #GrilldOnStrike #GrilldBurgers

More than 100 supporters turned out today for Australia’s first ever fast food strike. Brave workers at Grill’d in Flinders Lane Melb defied their very anti-union, anti-worker employer & walked out to protest #GrilldBurgers ongoing use of dodgy traineeship’s to suppress wages.

These are the workers making history today as the first ever fast food employees to strike in Australia ❤️✊🏼 #AusUnions #GrilldOnStrike #GrilldBurgers #WorkersUnited United Workers Union Victorian Trades Hall Council

Took a sneaky break from surgery rehab to be at this first ever fast food strike! Proud to be union.

IUF A/P Regional President, Bro. Tim Kennedy with United Workers Union members @ burger chain Grill’d. It’s the first ever fast food workers strike in Australia. Workers walked off the job to protest dodgy traineeships to pay low wages to young workers. #GrilldBurgers

Woolworths is treating workers like machines in the name of ‘efficiency.’ Timed to the second, pushed to breaking point, and profits over safety. Woolworths workers told UWU that safety could be at risk if they’re forced to work faster. Enough is enough! theguardian.com/business/2024/…

Grill'd's 'trainee' program is a scam that enables it to pay workers as little as $14.90 per hour. Incredibly, the Morrison Government actually funded this rort through $30 million in taxpayer subsidies. So not only does Grill'd pay below the min wage, it did so with YOUR money

Roger, Pascal & all the members of Joe's family from Tanna Island working for PLL in the Riverland send a special thank you to the UWU members and others who made donations. It will support Joe's family after his tragic death in the Riverland. 1/2

The 1st Woolies shed has walked off the job today! This is the 1st shift of warehouse workers to go out the gate at Erskine Park Distribution Centre (EPDC) UWU members are fighting for a cost-of-living increase and to end the "Framework". More sheds to come.. 1/2 #ausunions

Now union members at Wodonga Regional Distribution Centre (WoRDC) are out! These Woolies warehouse workers are fighting for respect and a cost-of-living increase! Find out more and show your support: megaphone.org.au/petitions/tell… #ausunions Woolworths

HUGE NEWS: Union members across all Woolies shifts who walked out today, have voted YES to indefinite strike action! And Heathwood DC in Queensland has just voted 97% in favour of their right to take action! @woolworths_au #AusUnions #workersrights

Organising mass solidarity action is how workers win big. Well done to Woolworth workers who have spent a decade planning this moment. You have got this!!!!!!!!!!! Union Power.

…are you though, Woolworths? 🙄 United Workers Union

Woolworths behaving as lying bullies over and over again. This strike is about safety and respect. Too many injured workers broken by an unsafe and dangerous productivity standard. Enough is enough. Abolish the standard, eliminate the risk and fix the dispute.

Times like this remind you that real power comes from community, collective action & unity between workers ❤️✊🏼 We hold the line. #Woolworths #Lineage #UnionPower #RainOrShine #HoldTheLine

We are starting to see the amount of money Woolworths is willing to pay to ignore striking workers' call for a fair workplace - $50 MILLION and counting Seems they saved up a lot squeezing their shoppers & workers over the last few years! #WooliesStrike theguardian.com/business/2024/…

Global CEO Ramon Laguarta , what’s going on? Get your act together in South Australia. PepsiCo is sending a message: you value profits & chips more than the workers who make them. Instead of meeting and fixing it, we’ve heard PepsiCo may be targeting union members who are..(1/2)

Workers in South Australia are fighting for their fair share against extreme unlimited corporate greed. Our members struggle to pay their bills while generating the billions in wealth for PepsiCo. The system is broken for the working class.