Houston Interfaith Worker Justice Center
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Workers’ Rights Advocate
HIWJ is seeking bilingual, responsible individuals committed to social justice to serve as Workers’ Rights Advocates. As a Workers’ Rights Promoter, you are charged with the honor and responsibility of fighting for justice alongside low-wage workers in the Houston area. Workers come to the Center with various problems at work such as non-payment of wages, discrimination, and injury on the job.
Your role is that of a partner, guide, educator, facilitator, and link, rather than a service provider or decision-making authority. As a promoter, you will educate workers about their rights and labor law and provide them with information about potential courses of action. You will support and facilitate their decision-making process, helping workers realize their own power and agency. You will also stand in solidarity with workers, actively participating in their struggles to improve workplace conditions.
Other internships may also be available, according to our needs and your interests and skills. If you are interested in interning with HIWJ, please contact Laura Boston: http://www.hiwj.org/component/contact/9-hiwjc-office/2-laura-boston
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Read online at: http://www.hiwj.org/internships
Internships
postdateicon Last Updated on Thursday, 05 May 2011 01:16 | Print | E-mail
interns_with_wage_theft_posters
Workers’ Rights Advocate
HIWJ is seeking bilingual, responsible individuals committed to social justice to serve as Workers’ Rights Advocates. As a Workers’ Rights Promoter, you are charged with the honor and responsibility of fighting for justice alongside low-wage workers in the Houston area. Workers come to the Center with various problems at work such as non-payment of wages, discrimination, and injury on the job.
Your role is that of a partner, guide, educator, facilitator, and link, rather than a service provider or decision-making authority. As a promoter, you will educate workers about their rights and labor law and provide them with information about potential courses of action. You will support and facilitate their decision-making process, helping workers realize their own power and agency. You will also stand in solidarity with workers, actively participating in their struggles to improve workplace conditions.
Other internships may also be available, according to our needs and your interests and skills. If you are interested in interning with HIWJ, please contact Laura Boston: http://www.hiwj.org/component/contact/9-hiwjc-office/2-laura-boston
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