Center for Workers' Rights
Founded in March 2014, the Center for Workers’ Rights will provide legal and advocacy assistance to low-income workers in Sacramento and its surrounding areas. Legal Services
The core mission of the Center for Workers’ Rights is to provide free and reduced rate legal services to the community. The Center will coordinate Workers’ Rights Clinics and Know-Your-Rights trainings on employment law issue
10/16/2025
08/20/2025
Care home workers who work 24-hour or live-in shifts have the right to:
🔹At least 5 hours of uninterrupted sleep
🔹A safe, private place to rest
🔹Pay for any sleep interruptions
If you don’t get your full five hours of sleep, your time must be counted as work hours
🔹Your rest matters. Your rights matter.
🔹Learn more at www.cadomesticworkers.org
Cuidadores que trabajan turnos de 24 horas o residenciales tienen derecho a:
🔹Como mínimo, 5 horas de sueño ininterrumpido.
🔹Un lugar seguro y privado para descansar.
🔹Pagar por cualquier interrupción del sueño.
Si no duermes las cinco horas completas, tu tiempo debe contarse como horas de trabajo.
🔹Tu descanso importa.
🔹Tus derechos importan.
Más información en www.cadomesticworkers.org
08/02/2025
Kicking off the California Worker Outreach Project (CWOP) 5.0 in Placer County with Latino Leadership Council! Thank you, State of California Department of Industrial Relations for prioritizing worker education!
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Iniciando el Proyecto de divulgación de trabajadores de California (CWOP) en el Condado de Placer con Latino Leadership council. Gracias al DIR por priorizar la educación de los trabajadores!
06/26/2025
Our Work, Our Dignity!
Domestic workers have the RIGHT to minimum wage — no matter your immigration status or how you’re paid.
In 2025, California’s minimum wage is $16.50/hour for employers with fewer than 25 workers.
Know your rights and share with your community!
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