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Groundbreaking Report Reveals Unsafe Working Conditions, Wage Theft, and How Diversity and Organizing is Transforming Jobs in California’s Cannabis Industry

Based on more than 1,111 worker voices, the UCLA Labor Center and Cannabis Worker Collab document safety hazards, wage theft, and how unions are delivering change.

Septiembre 24, 2024

Governor Newsom Fails California’s Students and Values by Vetoing Bill That Would Ensure Equal Employment Opportunities for All Students Regardless of Immigration Status

Agosto 26, 2024

Undocumented Students and Supporters Celebrate Historic Victory;Call on Governor Newsom to Sign Assembly Bill 2586

CA Assembly Higher Education Committee Passes AB 2586 to Provide Job Opportunities to Undocumented Students in Public Colleges and Universities

Febrero 15, 2024

New UCLA Report:Corporate Ballot Initiative Would Open Workers Up to Wage Theft, Abuse

Febrero 15, 2024

Assemblymember David Alvarez Introduces Assembly Bill 2586 to Open Employment Opportunities to Undocumented Students on UC, CSU and Community College Campuses

UCLA Labor Center Publishes New Report on Automation and the Future of Dockwork at the San Pedro Bay Port Complex

The mixed-methods study finds that automation is not a viable solution for increasing cargo-handling efficiency.

Noviembre 16, 2023

Opportunity for All Campaign Continues as UC Regents Fail to Meet Self-Imposed Deadline for Announcing Plan to Implement Equitable Employment Opportunities for Undocumented Students

Octubre 24, 2023

UCLA Labor Center, KIWA Publish New Report on Increasingly Precarious Labor &Housing Conditions of Restaurant Workers in Koreatown

Using government data and an analysis of 338 worker surveys and 12 worker interviews, the report finds that the majority-immigrant workforce of Koreatown—a vibrant Los Angeles neighborhood known for its bustling restaurants and nightlife—experiences low wages, unfair labor practices, significant poverty levels, and housing insecurity.

New Report:Inland Empire’s First Black Worker Center Addresses Black Job Crisis with IE Works Partnership

New Generation of Essential Water Workers Graduate from Transformative Apprenticeship Program

UC Announces its Support of Removing Hiring Restrictions for Undocumented Students

Undocumented Student Leaders Secure First Victory in Opportunity for All Campaign

UCLA Labor Center Celebrates Sen. Smallwood-Cuevas for her New Senatorial Role and Longtime Contributions to the Labor Center

Before winning her election in Noviembre, Senator Smallwood-Cuevas spent 15 years working for the UCLA Labor Center, where she directed the Center for the Advancement of Racial Equity (CARE) at Work and co-founded the Los Angeles Black Worker Center, the nation’s first Black Worker Center.

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