National Origin and Immigrants' Rights: Resources

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Fact Sheet

Document Abuse (Identification Documents at Work): Things You Should Know About Proving Your Work Status to Your Employer

What is Document Abuse? Employers are required by the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) to verify the identity and employment eligibility of their...

Fact Sheet

SSA No-Match Letter

What is a Social Security Administration "no-match letter"? The Social Security Administration (“SSA”) sends “no-match letters”[1] to businesses when their employees’ names and Social Security numbers...

Fact Sheet

I-9 Audits

What is Form I-9? Form I-9[1] is the federal government form employers must have new employees complete within 3 days of hire.  It shows that an...

Fact Sheet

Your Workplace Rights as a Political Protester

Protesting is considered protected political activity in California, whether the topic is immigration, war, or another political issue. But your specific rights as a worker who engages in a political protest will depend on your situation and when, how, and where you decide to protest.

Guide

Undocumented Workers’ Guide to Applying for California Disability Insurance & Paid Family Leave

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for undocumented workers to apply for California Disability Insurance (DI) and Paid Family Leave (PFL) benefits.

Clinic or Helpline

Language Rights Helpline

The Language Rights Helpline provides free and confidential information about language rights at work for those that meet our Client Eligibility Guidelines. The Helpline assists...

Sample Letter

Sample Letter: Re-verification of Employment Authorization

A sample letter for re-verification of employment authorization.
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