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Businesses and employees concerned about federal immigration enforcement actions can learn about their rights through a new video training series.
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For the second year in a row, a $750,000 state grant will help the County recover money owed to victims of wage theft.
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Community resources pop-up events bring essential services directly to people experiencing homelessness and have become an important part of the County’s homeless outreach strategy. These events, held twice a month, are key opportunities for engagement, service delivery, and legal support in locations chosen based on community need and city requests.
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More wage theft victims in San Diego County are getting the pay they’ve earned. County, state and labor leaders delivered that message as they gathered to celebrate workers, and report advances on addressing wage theft.
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The County of San Diego’s Labor Standards and Enforcement is holding its third annual César Chávez Week of Action from March 25-29. This weeklong series honors labor rights activist César Chávez by educating workers, employers and community members about labor rights and fair workplace practices. The theme of this year’s week of action is “Building […]
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More than 150 people attended an employer seminar and job fair this week for National Second Chance Month. The job fair is designed to help justice-involved individuals reenter the workforce through committed fair chance employers.
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The County’s Office of Ethics, Compliance and Labor Standards (OECLS) has a new report out highlighting its accomplishments in the 2022-23 fiscal year.
