Resources
The following resources provide invaluable information pertaining to workers’ rights. We encourage you to share these links with your program participants and partners.
Your Rights at Work
Your Rights at Work highlights many United States Department of Labor (DOL) agencies and the various worker protections they uphold and enforce.
Worker.gov
Worker.gov is a newly updated website with information about workplace rights and protections. For example, if a worker is facing retaliation from their employer or has a safety or workplace concern to report, Worker.gov provides information on the laws that protect them and explains how workers can report violations.
The Know Your Rights Toolkit
The Know Your Rights Toolkit highlights useful tools and resources for workers who have questions about their right to form a union and tips for spreading the word about these tools.
The Worker Organizing Resource and Knowledge (WORK) Center
The Worker Organizing Resource and Knowledge (WORK) Center is a one-stop shop for information on union organizing, collective bargaining, and workplace rights.
Additionally, below are printable flyers for community education:
• Learn More About Rights to Unionize
• Private Sector Employee Rights
• Things Employers Cannot Do in Response to Union Organizing
• National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Flyer on Workers’ Rights
• Know Your Rights Toolkit Flyer
If you have questions, need assistance or have a success story to share, please contact us.
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