Not Lovin’ It

Yesterday, fast food strikers walked off the job in 230 cities, in 33 countries, on 6 continents around the world.

Scenes From Yesterday’s Worldwide Fast Food Strikes

Yesterday we wrote about how fast food workers united to participate in the most widespread strike in the history of the fast food industry. Employees of fast food restaurants across the United States and around the world took the risk of walking off the job to demand higher pay, better treatment at work, and the opportunity for those who work hard to get ahead. All told, there were strikes in 230 cities, in 33 countries, on 6 continents around the world — including 150 cities in the United States.

Take a look at some of pictures from this worldwide event, and find more by following the twitter hashtag #FastFoodGlobal.

New York, NY:

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CREDIT: @occupywallst

Tokyo, Japan:

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CREDIT: @akaill

Aukland, New Zealand:

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CREDIT: @LowPayIsNotOK

Chicago, IL:

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CREDIT: @seiulocal1

Golas, Brazil:

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CREDIT: @LowPayIsNotOK

London, England:

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CREDIT: @NSSN_AntiCuts

Oakland, CA:

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CREDIT: @juliacarriew

Bangkok, Thailand:

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CREDIT: @nickrudikoff

Seoul, South Korea:

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CREDIT: fastfoodglobal.org

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CREDIT: #FastFoodGlobal

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