CBS 2's Susanna Song reports fast food workers demanding a higher minimum wage staged an angry protest rally and sit ... worth it to achieve their goal. "I work for a McDonald's in Hyde Park.

Fast-food protests are planned for several U.S. cities Tuesday as labor organizers look to bring attention to practices they say illegally deprive workers of their wages. The protests are planned ...

The workers at the rally said the report confirms their belief that the minimum wage needs to be raised to $15 an hour. This is the third time fast food workers have held protests for higher wages ...

In Boston, more than 100 workers and protesters ... fast-food and retail workers ''who work their tails off and are still living at or barely above poverty" in his call for raising the US minimum ...

A minimum wage protest ... in the thick of fast-food workers and their protest to take it to a higher level. "These workers have accepted personal responsibility. They work, but they're still ...

Fast-food workers ... approved a minimum wage of $15 per hour. Labor Secretary Tom Perez weighed in on the side of the protesters this week in his blog: "To reward work, to grow the middle class ...

The federal minimum wage--$7.25 an hour—last was raised in 2009. Protesters are asking for $15 an hour. PEREZ: FAST FOOD STRIKE SHOWS ... of what it means to work at McDonald's.

ADLER: Still, some say this is the first wage protest by fast food workers from multiple restaurants. Of course, it's happening in a city where costs are sky high and unions are strong. Margot ...

“Why Robots Could Soon Replace Fast Food Workers Demanding a Higher Minimum Wage,” the ad reads. The fast-food protests began ... are older and depend on the work to feed families.

So he decided to draw attention to his plight: He walked off work in protest ... than those urged by fast-food workers. President Barack Obama wants to boost the hourly wage to $9.