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We support low-income workers in California by helping to ensure fair treatment in the workplace. We provide free legal services and advocate for policy changes that fight against injustice and systemic barriers to equity.
Make sure you know whatโs changed and what rights you have on the job: www.labor.ca.gov/2025/12/31/n...
Several worker protection laws took effect in California earlier this year, strengthening wage standards, limiting abusive contract practices, and expanding collective rights for workers.
These protections are now in place statewide.
We continue to fight alongside them as their complaints move forward. Read more: www.sacbee.com/food-drink/r...
Workers at a Taco Bell in El Dorado Hills are standing up to alleged racist remarks and unsafe treatment โโ๐ปโ๐ฝโ๐ฟ
A recent @sacbee.com article detailed the strike. CA law protects workers from discrimination and retaliation.
Learn more and access free legal resources: legalaidatwork.org/factsheet/ha...
Hairstyles connected to your race are protected by law in California.
The CROWN Act makes clear that race discrimination includes natural hair texture and protective styles like braids, twists, and locs. Employers canโt force workers to change their hair.
If California relies on them in times of crisis, they deserve fair pay and real protections. Learn more: legalaidatwork.org/incarcerated...
When the Palisades and Eaton fires devastated Southern California, nearly 1,000 incarcerated firefighters were on the front lines. ๐งโ๐
They face higher injury rates and dangerous smoke exposure, and have historically been paid far less than other firefighters for the same life-threatening work.
Esta sesiรณn ayudarรก a los defensores a guiar a los trabajadores con bajos salarios a travรฉs del proceso de reclamo salarial ante el Comisionado Laboral de California. Para mรกs detalles y reservar tu lugar, visita: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Nos asociamos con el Centro Laboral Comunitario de UC Merced para la Serie de Capacitaciรณn sobre los Derechos de los Trabajadores del Valle Central, que comienza con una capacitaciรณn presencial sobre Robo de Salarios el 25 de febrero en Fresno.
For more details and to reserve your spot, visit: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Weโre partnering with UC Merced Community Labor Center for the Central Valley Worker Rights Training Series, starting with an in-person Wage Theft Training on Feb. 25th in Fresno!
This session will help advocates guide low-wage workers through the California Labor Commissioner wage claim process.
Learn more about Black workersโ rights and workplace protections with the Black Workers Matter Zine: A Know Your Rights Guide: legalaidatwork.org/guides/black...
๐Read more about the Combahee River Collective: hammerandhope.org/article/comb...
The fight for workersโ rights has always been shaped by Black leadership.
The Combahee River Collective named how race, gender, class, and power intersect, especially for Black women and Black workers. That insight still shapes how we understand workplace justice today.
Weโre supporting these workers as they assert their rights and push for accountability. Collective action and legal protections move workplaces forward. โLearn more: fox40.com/news/local-n...
Taco Bell workers in El Dorado Hills are striking after alleging racist abuse and retaliation in their Civil Rights Department Complaint. Speaking up is protected activityโand no worker should face harassment on the job.
a striking taco bell worker outside of the store
"This isnโt just our fight, this is for every other fast food worker who might be going through the same abuse and feel stuck. Every worker deserves to know their rights and know they are not alone." striking Taco Bell worker
Thank you @legalaidatwork.bsky.social for your solidarity! ๐
No one deserves to work in these conditions. Thatโs why weโre filing a CRD complaint to address claims of racial and gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and a hostile work environment.
We stand with workers, always.
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Kevin Clune reflects on the work ahead, building on Joan Graffโs 45 years of leadership to protect and expand workersโ rights through direct legal services, litigation, policy advocacy, and partnership with worker-led movements across California.
Weโre excited to welcome Kevin Clune as President of Legal Aid at Work ๐
Kevin follows Joan Graff, whose 45 years of leadership shaped our organization and its commitment to workers. Weโre proud to carry her legacy forward as Kevin steps into this role.
Today, Legal Aid at Work is closed in solidarity with the #NationalShutdown.
We condemn the many killings by ICE and other federal agents and stand with workers and communities refusing business as usual in the face of state violence. Collective action is essential to justice.
As the bill moves through the California Legislature, weโll keep you up to date. Workers deserve full payโon time. Learn more: sd11.senate.ca.gov/news/senator...
Legal Aid at Work provides free legal support and Know Your Rights education for immigrant workersโso everyone can work with safety and dignity, regardless of status. Learn more: legalaidatwork.org
New reporting shows immigration enforcement tactics were tested in California farm communities before expanding nationwide.
In CA, immigration status does not erase workplace rightsโand fear should never be used to silence workers. Learn more: https://shorturl.at/fhcyr
In some cities, fair scheduling laws offer additional protections. Learn more: legalaidatwork.org
Unpredictable schedules make it harder for workers to get by.
Low-wage workers, especially in retail, fast food, and hospitality, often face last-minute changes, canceled shifts, or unpaid on-call work.
Learn more about how we protect workersโ wages here: legalaidatwork.org/our-programs...