Pays a fair, living wage
Organizations working on this
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at Walmart in 2022.
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
The coalition at the center of faith-based shareholder advocacy in the United States for over fifty years, coordinating member institutions' engagements and resolutions.
Laborers' International Union of North America
The filer is the pension fund for the union's own staff and affiliates, not the union itself. It submitted a proposal to NRG Energy on 1 December 2008 asking the company to require that directors win a majority of votes to be elected, and withdrew it in January 2009 after NRG changed its rules.
Mercy Investment Services
Co-files shareholder resolutions led by other investors. It has co-filed at 12 companies, among them 71 companies in the food and PepsiCo between 2019 and 2025.
National Nurses United
Nurses have spoken at the annual shareholder meeting of the hospital company Community Health Systems, the union has publicized a shareholder vote against that board and for proxy access, and it has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate the company for misleading investors.
One Fair Wage
Is named as a participant in shareholder campaigns other investors led. It appears in campaigns at McDonald's / National Restaurant Association and McDonald's in 2025.
Oxfam America
Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at 9 companies, among them AbbVie and Pfizer Inc. in 2022.
Oxfam International
Files shareholder resolutions. In November 2013 Oxfam filed a resolution at PepsiCo, alongside the AFL-CIO, Trillium Asset Management and other investors representing more than 1.4 trillion dollars in assets, asking the board to publish an annual report on land rights in the company's supply chains and to adopt a zero tolerance policy on land rights violations. In March 2014 PepsiCo committed to five actions on land rights, including following free, prior and informed consent, disclosing its top suppliers and commissioning third-party assessments in its major sourcing countries.
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at Dine Brands Global and IHOP) in 2022.
UNITE HERE
The union files in its own name rather than through a benefit fund. It submitted a proposal to Host Hotels and Resorts on 29 December 2017 asking for an annual sustainability report covering environmental, human rights and labor practices at the hotels Host owns, and on 28 February 2018 the SEC staff refused to let the company leave it out.
United Church Funds
Files shareholder resolutions in its own name. It has filed at 4 companies, among them Dollar Tree and AbbVie between 2018 and 2023.
United Steelworkers
Here the international union files in its own name rather than through a pension fund. It submitted a proposal to Marathon Petroleum on 14 November 2016 asking the board to report on the steps the company takes to reduce the risk of refinery accidents, and Marathon asked the SEC for permission to leave it out.
United for Respect
Files shareholder resolutions in its own name.