Join the South Asian Network (SAN) as we launch our Workers’ Rights Project—a community initiative to ensure all workers, especially South Asian and immigrant workers in California, know their rights and have access to support.
About The Program
Our Workers’ Rights Program provides:
1. Education on workplace rights for all workers, regardless of immigration status.
2. Support for reporting wage theft, unsafe conditions, or retaliation.
3. Resources to access paid sick leave, workers’ compensation, and state protections.
4. Culturally informed outreach for South Asian community members.
“My father spent months working long hours at his restaurant job, only to be left with thousands of dollars in wages his employer never paid him. We tried for a while to sort it out on our own, reaching out to the employer directly and following up again and again, but we kept hitting a wall and started to worry the money was simply gone. We didn’t know our rights or where to turn, nor could we afford a lawyer to get help, so we came to SAN hoping someone could point us in the right direction. From our very first conversation, the SAN team made us feel heard instead of like we were asking for too much. They took the time to actually understand what happened, reached out to the employer for us, and kept us in the loop at every step so we never felt lost. Thanks to their help, we reached a formal agreement, and my dad is finally getting what he’s owed. More than anything, I’m grateful my family had people willing to stand with us when we needed it most.”
– Worker’s Rights Client, 2026
An Overview of the California Immigrant Worker Protection Act
All workers have rights with Labor Commissioner
Unfair Immigration-related practices with Labor Commissioner


