WWRC

WWRC has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. The social media accounts linked to from WWRC are: Facebook, Instagram. Besides social media accounts, WWRC has populated their site with Free & Confidential Legal Consultations — Consultas legales gratuitas y confidenciales, Online Resources — Recursos en linea, California Rapid Response Networks — Redes de respuesta rápida de California, Failure to Deliver: Amazon Falls Short on Safety - Strategic Organizing Center, Heat Protections — Protecciones contra el calor, Join our email list — Únase a nuestra lista de correo electrónico, Do you qualify a tax credit?, Order FREE COVID-19 Tests — Solicite pruebas de COVID gratuitas, Contact us — Conéctese con nosotros, California's long-awaited indoor heat standard has gone into effect - LA Times, Amazon fined nearly $6 million for violations at Inland Empire warehouses - LA Times, SOC: Same Day Injury: Amazon Fails to Deliver Safe Jobs, Handling Hardship: Data on Economic Insecurity Among Amazon Warehouse Workers, The Warehouse Empire — PBS, Todo Lo Que Necesitas Para Votar, What are we all about? — ¿Quienes somos?, Our Website — Sitio de web, Everything You Need To Vote, Aquí está su guía para votantes de California de 2024, Here's your 2024 California Voter Guide, Información sobre las Elecciones Generales, Contribute to The Warehouse Worker Relief Fund — Contribución al Fondo de Ayuda a los Trabajadores de Bodegas, General Election Information, Votación en persona + Buzones de entrega, In Person Voting + Drop Boxes, Help Protect Workers' Rights!, Cal/OSHA Safety Series Workshop: Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Standard, Everything You Need to Vote, CWOP End of Program Get-Down — Evento de CWOP, Statement in Support of Ceasefire in Gaza, Virtual Panel: The Cost of Shopping Online, Amazon Cited for $6 Million for Labor Violations, $1 Million Settlement in Wage Theft Case, LA Times: Following testimony and protest, the members of the OSHA Standards Board approved the new standard unanimously., Press Enterprise: California’s heat-stricken warehouse workers won’t soon be cooled due to holdup in new protections.