NEW YORK: Workers from fast-food chains, airports and other service industries rallied in US cities Tuesday as part of a nationwide day of disruption to demand union rights and a minimum wage of $15 an hour.

In New York, a group of 500 that included airport and taxi workers joined a union-backed "Fight For 15" march in front of a McDonald's fast food restaurant near Wall Street.

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