| LABOR RIGHTS EDUCATION & LEGAL ADVOCACY SERVICES   Instituto Laboral de la
                  Raza provides labor rights advocacy and broad-based educational
                  outreach. It has benefited over 60,000 unorganized working poor
                  families over the past 27 years. Clients are served 7 days a
                  week on a drop-in basis or by appointment. The Instituto is proud
                  to serve all California residents, most of who are Spanish speaking
                  immigrants, without fee. The Instituto works closely
                  with community-based organizations, federal and state agencies,
                  law firms, and Organized Labor to assure that clients are effectively
                  served on all other social, economic, and labor issues. LEGAL SERVICES 
                    Advocacy for denied Wages
                    and other Earned Benefits through state administrative and judicial
                    proceedings;
                    Referral Services to Labor
                    Law Firms for all other legal issues that place low income families
                    at risk, including:
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                  Injury Cases in the Workplace (Workers Comp.), medical care and
                  benefits;-
                  All other Injury Cases suffered by Workers and Non-Workers alike;
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                  Discrimination, Harassment, and Wrongful Termination (Race, Sex,
                  Age,
 Pregnancy,
                  Language);
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                  Unfair Labor Practices;
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                  Immigration Law related to Employment and Labor.
 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
                  BOTH IN ENGLISH AND IN SPANISH 
                    Labor Rights Workshops
                    and Classes, In-Office and Outreach into the Community;
                    Financial Literacy and
                    Economic Empowerment Workshops and Classes;
                    Health and Safety Workshops
                    and Classes with Strong Support from Organized Labor;
                    Union Rights and Job Opportunities
                    in Organized Labor.
                   REFERRAL SERVICES TO
                  OTHER COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS 
                    Job Training and Job Placement
                    Services;
                    Children and Family Services;
                    Immigration Services;
                    Elder Services (social
                    and legal services for seniors);
                    Emergency Services (Food,
                    Shelter, Medical Care, Sustaining funds);
                    Alcohol and Substance
                    Abuse Services.
                   OTHER SERVICES 
                    Translation and Research;
                    Basic Income Tax Prep
                    and securing Taxpayer ID Numbers.
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