Labor Union Blog

Thousands of religious, community, union and immigrant rights activists and working people are set to converge in Miami to let Burger King know that it is making a whopper of a mistake if it thinks it can continue to exploit the workers who pick tomatoes for its products.

The three-day event begins Friday morning when marchers will walk nine miles from the center of Miami's Burger King headquarters, where they will rally to demand that the nation’s second-largest hamburger chain join its competitors in paying workers a better wage.