
Latino Union collaborates with working class immigrant and US-born day laborers and domestic workers since 2000. | La Unión Latina colabora con la clase trabajadora inmigrante y nacida en EU, especialmente jornaleros y trabajadores del hogar desde el año 2000. Our office, open by appointment, is located at 4811 N Central Park Ave in Chicago. | Nuestra oficina, abierta con cita previa, está ubicada en 4811 N Central Park Ave en Chicago.
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Hello! You have reached form because you have found out about Chicago’s Adopt a Corner effort. This form serves as our way of easily funneling you into the existing chats and also to provide some context prior to your engagement. What is Adopting a Corner? https://drive.google.com/file/d/10rlokkW6uWy1-PV5I57xUkdJIObSiGAm/view?usp=drive_link This video serves as an orientation training and broad idea of what we mean by adopting a local hiring corner. However, what we mean is that folks are deciding to visit their local hiring corner in Chicago and becoming responsible for the day laborers. This means creating relationships with community members that wake up early in the day to visit the same public spaces hoping to find some form of work in order to keep themselves afloat in this turbulent time. In this current context, we have seen and noted the persistent targeting of this vulnerable population alongside others in predominantly brown and black communities. We are taking a non-escalating and supportive approach to much of the work that folks have been doing through rapid response and Migra watch. Particularly, we want to adopt spaces and persistently stay there. Providing information on people’s rights and organizing community-based solutions for the struggles our communities endure during a time of governmental inflicted violence. We are taking the safety of day laborers as our priority in our approach. https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/f0NSoyCuzIC-Leh3c+YgWg2MbjbDkfmRCjL-XXj3jmg/ ^This is a written-out orientation document for your reference! Following the completion of this form, you will be contacted by one of the organizers (probably Geo). Brought into an orientation signal chat to be introduced and for you ask questions before you’re fully implemented into these efforts. Reason behind this is because we want to make sure this is not overwhelming and that we all share a mutual understanding of this effort. Rapid Response & Migra-Watch training is not immediately required but is appreciated! We have access to those trainings if folks ask. It is important you fill this form out completely in order to be included in the next steps. *form inspired by the SW RR team’s amazing work.
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Lo que los inmigrantes en Chicago deben saber sobre sus derechos laborales — City Bureau
Organizadores laborales ofrecieron consejos a los inmigrantes —tanto recién llegados como establecidos desde hace mucho tiempo— sobre cómo trabajar de forma segura en Chicago.
Chicago migrants cook, wash windows and sell candy for cash without work permits
More than 34,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago since August 2022. Many may qualify for work permits, but the application process can take a long time.
Latino Union of Chicago demands Evanston company pay worker owed wages
The Latino Union of Chicago held a protest Thursday in front of the office of Evanston-based construction company Continental Construction, demanding the company pay the wages a day laborer says he is owed. The Latino Union of Chicago is a workers’ center that advocates for non-unionized workers, i…
‘This Is Wrong,’ Latino Day Laborer Declares Of ICE Raids At Job Sites
It took three days for officials to release one arrestee with protected status, activists say.
Waiting on the Street Corner, Waiting For a Miracle
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YouTube — Tutorial de Zoom para Trabajadores
Conoce tus Derechos: Jornalero
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Violencia Sexual y Basada en Género en el Trabajo y Casa
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English - 2003 Brochure on problems and solutions related to corner day labor in Chicago