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Coronavirus – FAQs

Mar 16, 2020 | Blog, Media, News, Rights

The Center for Workers’ Rights is committed to making sure workers in Sacramento have information about how the Coronavirus outbreak might affect their jobs and income.

To help workers understand their job-related rights, Legal Aid at Work and the Center for Workers’ Rights has now put together a  Frequently Asked Questions about workplace rights during this pandemic.

Politicians are making changes daily to help mitigate the impacts of the Coronavirus on the community. We will do our best to keep this information up to date, but call for an appointment for individualize advice (916-905-5857).

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