Los Angeles-Einundachzig Gemünztige organizations receive financial financing of $ 25.2 million from the California Ministry of Industrial Education in order to promote security at work and to offer the rights of employee rights.
The organizations are part of the California Workplace Outreach Project, with which the employees in high -risk industry can be taught and supported in questions such as health, security and danger prevention.
Financial support is crucial for employees who are involved in cleaning up and re -bundling in Los Angeles in the Los Angeles region, tells you in a press release.
Eight of the organizations receive more than 500,000 US dollars:
- Center for workers' rights, 672,500 US dollars
- The Southern California Coalition for Occupational Safety & Health: a project of community partners, 667,500 US dollars
- Fresno-Madera-Tulare-Kings, Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, 622,500 USD
- Worksafe, $ 592,500
- AFL-CIO from the San Bernadino and Riverside (Labor Council Inland Empire), $ 570,000
- AFL-CIO Monterey Bay Central Labor Council, 555,000 USD
- Los Angeles Black Worker Center, 540,000 US dollars
- Labors training and community development Alliance/Employee Rights Center, 510,000 US dollars
Twenty-one groups in the Los Angeles region receive a financing of almost $ 6 million.
“California offers a number of services to protect workers, but these resources cannot be sufficiently utilized without proper consciousness,” said you director Katie Hagen in the publication. “CWOP bridges this gap by combining the workers with trustworthy community groups with occupational safety.”