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The United States is the only country among 22 wealthy nations that doesn’t guarantee universal paid sick days for its workforce. The global COVID-19 pandemic has ignited a long-overdue public dialogue about the issue.

With Sonoma County poised for wider economic reopening this week, labor advocates are seeking greater protections for employees who have limited access to paid sick leave at some of the nation’s most well-known companies.

We are living through an extraordinary moment, a crisis of historic proportions. As the repository for the Bay Area’s working class history, the SF State's Labor Archives and Research Center

It's May Day, International Workers Day. Join online with a caravan of cars going to the Capitol.

Here's what we're asking for:

The global coronavirus pandemic has walloped California, and Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered all 40 million residents to ‘shelter in place’ except for travel to purchase groceries and prescription drugs.

On Monday April 20, over 140 Bay Area elected leaders are calling on Governor Newsom and our state legislature to ensure a #SafetyNet4AllofUs by providing ongoing relief for California’s undocumented community through the duration of the COVID-19 crisis.