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If you haven't already heard, the UCLA Labor Center is on BlueSky! Check us out there to keep up with our work.

Our 2020 report was a study of the experiences of workers in the domestic work sector and the economic vulnerabilities they face due to their employment status, low wages, and lack of benefits. 🔎 Read our findings here: https://t.co/bRa3FHyiOs 🔗

“There were approximately 325,000 domestic workers in California in 2018, according to a UCLA Labor Center study. It also found that around 77% of domestic workers are typically low-wages.” https://t.co/WbooqRqQIf #InTheNews

”The fires have destroyed the homes of thousands of people, but the blazes have also hurt many in the city's large immigrant workforce - people whose livelihoods depend on those homes that are now damaged or gone.” https://t.co/iwTTxiuA51 #InTheNews

”As the wildfires have raged across Los Angeles County, choking the air, closing schools and forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate, employers and employees alike have had to manage a difficult balancing act between work and well being.”

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🚨 Attention California 🚨 Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) provides temporary benefits if your employment or self-employment has been lost or interrupted due to the L.A. wildfires. Apply here: https://t.co/1LCDEj9noD

Know Your Rights ⚠️ Senate Bill 1044 prohibits retaliation from employers in the case of an employee refusing to work due to an emergency condition (such as an evacuation order). Not all classifications of employees are covered by SB 1044*

As the wildfires in Southern California continue and air quality worsens, it's crucial for workers to know their rights. 📢 Protect yourself and others by staying informed. ⚠

Check out @UCLALabor's incredible "Starcups Coffee Election Simulation," which teaches students about organizing and holding a union election - all loosely modeled after our campaign!! We LOVE it 🥰 https://t.co/WrRUcujcuB

Take a moment to watch this inspiring video about the life-changing impact of @Building_Skills scholarships. Hear from Janna Shadduck-Hernandez, BSP Board Chair @UCLALabor, and Michele Ware, BSP Board Member @BOMAGLA1915, as they discuss how these scholarships are transforming

🚨HUGE WIN FOR IMMIGRANT FAMILIES🚨 Today, the LA City Council voted unanimously to approve and adopt a sanctuary ordinance to establish the City of Angels as a sanctuary city! 🦋 Thank you to the LA City Council for voting to protect ALL Angelenos! ✊🏽 #SanctuaryNow #IceOutOfLA

“Five thousand University of California workers filed to form a new union Friday. The union – representing student services and advising workers – will join the United Auto Workers …” https://t.co/QUBoAlwYIK #InTheNews

Watch Janna Shadduck-Hernandez, BSP Board Chair and @UCLALabor Project Director; and Michele Ware, BSP Board Member and President of @BOMAGLA1915 speak on #BSP_CA scholarships and the impact they provide: https://t.co/3T4bB0YvnC #CollegeBound

“As health care workers enter their eighth day on strike, negotiations have broken off between Kaiser Permanente and the National Union of Healthcare Workers.” https://t.co/h97b5dORHv #InTheNews

“I think what it very clearly was, it was fewer people doing pretty much the same amount of work or more work with a limited menu,” said Brian Justie, @UCLALabor senior research analyst

Our message to University of California students regarding the outcome of the 2024 presidential election: https://t.co/NqzbqOhe0r Reflections from @UCLA_CILP staff below:

New! As Election Day nears, CILP's @talia_inlender & @mylangarica discuss the dominating (& often harmful) conversations around U.S.-MX border policy & dig into humane and dignified solutions that actually work to welcome newcomers. Watch: https://t.co/bwMtukGPXO