This report adds to the body of research on the value and role of pre-apprenticeship and concludes with a summary of promising practices and reform recommendations.
On April 19, 2021, Han Lu, Laura Padin, and Mayo Pinto testified before the NYC Council on unregulated labor brokers that target New Yorkers under parole supervision.
NELP opposes AB 110, a bill that would deepen structural racism and vulnerability of incarcerated Californians to wrongful denial of unemployment benefits.
On May 3, 2021, Rebecca Dixon testified before the U.S. House of Representatives on farmworkers, domestic workers, and tipped workers racist exclusion from the FLSA.
This report presents new findings that shed light on the harmful effects of at-will employment on workers and show broad public support for just-cause protections.
A retaliation fund enables workers to quickly access meaningful financial support if they lose their job or otherwise face retaliation for reporting wage theft.
Federal, state, and corporate policies still do not guarantee frontline workers fair wages or the right to paid days off when they or family members are sick.
This report presents background on the growing movement to replace at-will termination with “just cause” protections, and recommendations for policy reform in IL.
