Milwaukee Area Service & Hospitality Workers

The Covid-19 pandemic is an opportunity for city leaders to stand up for workers' rights. Email your legislators asking them to support a People's Pandemic Response so that we can put people to work while protecting public safety. Take action: bit.ly/2OAGKck

With service workers taking on the de facto roles of enforcing public safety, we need a voice more than ever. Learn about the People's Pandemic Response and email your legislators that ALL workers need a say in the workplace. Take action: bit.ly/2OAGKck

All workers deserve a safe workplace. Email your legislators to tell them you want a People's Pandemic Response: 😷Mask requirements enforced by trained guards 🧹Buildings cleaned daily 💵Cleaners & guards make a living wage with rights Take action: bit.ly/2OAGKck

Without city intervention, it'll be the service workers who become the de facto enforcers of the mask requirement. Workers can't risk their safety when it comes to enforcing mask use. We need people trained to ensure public safety. Email your legislators: bit.ly/2OAGKck

When buildings reopen, they should be required to be cleaned daily by cleaners with proper materials, PPE, appropriate training & the ability to voice concerns. We need a People's Pandemic Response to ensure clean buildings & worker safety. Take action: bit.ly/2OAGKck

Workers need a voice on the job. The People's Pandemic Response calls on city leaders to put people to work ensuring clean building and public safety — and to make sure those workers make living wages with strong rights. Learn more and take action here: mashworkers.org/peoples-pand…

The Healthcare Heroes Act would give our healthcare heroes the support they need: ✅ Adequate paid sick time ✅ Free Covid treatment ✅ Hazard Pay Wisconsin dems support it. @repvos and @senfitzgerald, we need you to call a session and give our heroes a vote. Where are you?

The #PeoplesPandemicResponse calls on Milwaukee's leaders to re-open Milwaukee safely: 😷 Masks & social distancing enforced by security guards 🧹Buildings cleaned daily by cleaners 💵 Cleaners & guards make a living wage with rights Take action here: bit.ly/3ebVQ34

Join us in calling on our legislators to re-open Milwaukee safely, prioritizing putting people to work cleaning buildings and enforcing health standards in good-paying jobs. We call it the #PeoplesPandemicResponse. Take action here: bit.ly/3ebVQ34

We stand in solidarity with protesters in the streets demanding justice for George Floyd and liberation for all Black folks, from ending the state-sanctioned violence of police brutality to all forms of systemic, institutional, and structural racism.

Last month MASH workers secured an industry-leading contract for the service and hospitality industry. Workers all over the country are coming together to fight for a good union and a strong contract. You can start organizing your workplace today! ✊🏼✊🏾✊🏿 #MondayMotivation

Here comes the union. ✊🏼✊🏾✊🏿

We work, we sweat. Put $15 on our check.

“Today we make the demand that what is good for the Bucks workers is good for the rest of the city too.” —MASH President Peter Rickman, speaking about why we’re marching on City Hall today.

We’re gathering by the hundreds to march on City Hall and demand a living wage and good conditions for all Milwaukee workers.

TOMORROW: We're delivering ~20,000 petitions calling on the Common Council to address the crisis of inequality by raising wages & protecting our union rights. Join us, along with @FightFor15WI, to launch the campaign for economic justice in the run-up to the 2020 election.

“For the people who are still fighting for a $15-an-hour minimum wage, we stand with you.” —Troy Brewer, Fiserv Forum worker and member of MASH bargaining committee.

We’re here in Madison to support the introduction of state legislation that would get the Wisconsin minimum wage to $15 over five years. We won $15 in our contract for Fiserv Forum workers; we’re still fighting so everyone can earn a living wage.