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Across California, thousands of people work for free as unscrupulous employers violate wage and hour laws.

“I wanted to do more than just read about labor struggles– I wanted to be a part of changing them.”

The Dream Resource Center has emerged as a national source for research, education, and policy on immigration issues.

Garment workers, restaurant workers, domestic workers, and day laborers do the essential work that makes this country run.

This year’s program focuses on Los Angeles’s ports

The BWC develops organized power and authentic grassroots leadership among Black workers.

Report finds that raising minimum wage would add $5.9 billion to economy, with a stimulus effect for the region.

Far from privileged “millenials,” young workers are a core part of LA’s economy. Share the survey!

What would a more just Orange County look like?