Des employés américains de McDonald's en grève pour dénoncer le harcèlement sexuel

[McDonald’s workers around the country walked off their jobs Tuesday in what was billed as the first nationwide protest amidst fast food workers against sexual harassment] McDonald’s workers around the country walked off their jobs Tuesday in what was billed as the first nationwide protest amidst fast food workers against sexual harassment since the #MeToo movement began. The strike takes place in 10 cities. Besides the Los Angeles location at 505 W. Florence Ave., workers will also walk off their jobs in Chicago, Miami, New Orleans, Orlando, and San Francisco. In Los Angeles several female workers have filed complaints with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging widespread groping, unwanted touching and propositions for sex. Sexual harassment is rampant in the fast-food industry, according to a 2016 survey by Hart Research Associates conducted for the National Partnership for Women and Families, the Ms. Foundation and Futures Without Violence, organizers said. Forty percent of female fast-food workers experience unwanted sexual behavior on the job. San Francisco 1. Fast food workers marching with banners 2. Protesters gathered outside a McDonalds 3. Various close ups of protesting women Chicago 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Adriana Alvarez/McDonald`s Worker: "I represent thousands of fast food workers who are striking across the country against sexual harassment. Fast food workers have never gone on strike to demand an end to this kind of sexual harassment that we go throughout the work day. No single worker in any industry in the last century has gone on strike for sexual harassment. So today, fast food workers just lie me are breaking the silence. We are taking a historic step- we are going to strike to tell McDonald`s no more sexual harassment." 5.Close up of woman with tape across her mouth and the text metoo 6. WS of a group of protesters with their banner