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News updateMillions of low-wage workers in the US are struggling to survive
A new project from Oxfam America and the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) reveals shocking numbers of workers stuck in low-wage jobs with scant benefits.
News updateWhy is Oxfam—an international humanitarian and development organization—talking about poultry workers in the US?
Oxfam’s mission is to support the efforts of people around the world who are working to lift themselves out of poverty. This includes people in our own country who are struggling to stay afloat in an increasingly unequal economy.
News updateWhy don't poultry workers just quit? And other frequently asked questions
Poultry workers need you to continue to spread the word about life inside America's poultry plants, so we've compiled answers to some of your most frequently asked questions.
News updatePoultry companies are denying their workers bathroom breaks. Tell Tyson to #GiveThemABreak
In a shocking new report, poultry workers reveal the grim reality of life inside America’s poultry plants: they are routinely denied adequate bathroom breaks.