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This page collects the 54 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Labor Rights”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Healthcare, Public Health, and Immigration.

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  1. Sun, Nov 11 item
    1. José Ugarte calls on Los Angeles voters to honor Dolores Huerta by voting in the November 3 electionCandidate José Ugarte urges Latino and non-Latino voters to cast their ballots on November 3 in memory of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, emphasizing her final message that voting is crucial to Los Angeles County
  2. Wed, Oct 281 item
    1. Labor and Civil Rights Icon Dolores Huerta Passes Away at 96Labor leader, civil rights icon, and feminist activist Dolores Huerta has died at her home in Bakersfield at the age of 96. Tributes are pouring in from California leaders, and Governor Gavin Newsom oSan Francisco County
  3. Fri, Sep 41 item
    1. San Diego caregivers owed $2 million in unpaid wages from residential care homesCaregivers in San Diego, primarily of Filipino descent, are collectively owed $2 million in unpaid wages resulting from their employment at residential care facilities. These workers have been waitingSan Diego County
  4. Thu, Sep 31 item
    1. Consulado de México en Calexico provides labor rights guidance to Mexican workersThe Mexican Consulate in Calexico held an informational event as part of the International Week of Labor Rights for Mexican Workers Abroad to educate workers and students on U.S. labor laws. The sessiHillsborough County
  5. Fri, Aug 281 item
    1. California employers must provide heat protections for outdoor and indoor workersCalifornia law requires employers to implement specific heat-safety measures for outdoor and indoor workers when temperatures reach certain thresholds. Employers must provide shade, water, and coolingHillsborough County
  6. Fri, Aug 211 item
    1. Dutch regulators fine Uber $1 billion for automated driver account suspensionsDutch data protection authorities have issued a nearly $1 billion fine against Uber for using automated software to suspend driver accounts without human oversight. The regulatory action addresses theMiami-Dade County
  7. Thu, Aug 202 items
    1. Report links rising temperatures to increased pesticide risks for U.S. farmworkersRising temperatures are increasing the toxicity and absorption rates of pesticides for the nation's 2.4 million farmworkers, according to a report by the Union for Concerned Scientists. The report higHillsborough County2 reports
    2. Workplace surveillance methods and their impact on employee monitoringMiami-Dade County

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  • Topic to billsExpanding Whistleblower Protections for Contractors Act of 2026, China Trade Relations Act of 2025, Buy Green Act of 2024 (+3 more)
  • Topic to peopleTom Wells, Paloma Aguirre
  • Topic to orgsPakistan Central Mines Labour Federation, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Union for Concerned Scientists (+1 more)

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