A new report from the Economic Policy Institute features California’s leadership in deploying innovative partnerships between labor enforcement agencies and community/labor partners to help workers understand and enforce their workplace rights. The report also calls for greater and sustained public and philanthropic support to fund these partnerships as labor enforcement agencies struggle to address widespread wage and safety violations with severely constrained budgets. “Power in Partnership: Communities Fill Gaps in Labor Law Enforcement,” was published today and authored by Rachel Deutsch and Terri Gerstein.
夥伴關係中嘅權力：社區填補勞工執法嘅空白
