CWR Outreach at South Sacramento Festival

CWR Outreach at South Sacramento Festival

The office of Sacramento City Councilmember Mai Vang (District 8) hosts an event each year in South Sacramento to bring together community members through dance, music, art, and community resources.  Our team was invited to host a resources table at this year’s event...
CWR Rallies for Paid Family Leave Expansion and Governor Responds

CWR Rallies for Paid Family Leave Expansion and Governor Responds

On the last day for the Governor to sign bills into law, the Center for Workers’ Rights joined the California Work & Family Coalition in front of the capitol to urge the Governor to sign SB 951. The bill would increase benefits for low wage families who take time...
CWR Laments Governor’s Veto of AB 2847

CWR Laments Governor’s Veto of AB 2847

The Center for Workers’ Rights (CWR) regretfully conveys our disappointment in Governor Newsom’s vetoing of AB 2847, California’s Safety Net For All bill. AB 2847 would have extended unemployment insurance benefits to all workers regardless of immigration status. This...
Pandemic Issues Still Prevalent in Unemployment Insurance Claims

Pandemic Issues Still Prevalent in Unemployment Insurance Claims

Back in November of 2021, Kimberly Gonzales called the Center for Workers’ Rights looking for help with her Unemployment Insurance claim. A restaurant worker on tribal lands, Ms. Gonzales took time off of work in May of 2020 due to being at high risk for the Covid-10...
Our Launch of the Coronavirus Job Protection Helpline

Our Launch of the Coronavirus Job Protection Helpline

The unprecedented shelter in place orders due to the Coronavirus pandemic has led to a dramatic increase in job instability and fear over worker safety. The City of Sacramento asked the Center for Workers’ Rights and the Sacramento Central Labor Council to launch a...