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HighRoadNow > State Best Practices > High Wages and Productivity > Contingent Worker Benefits > Expert Advice |
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Many experts – including If you have any questions about protecting contingent workers in your state, we want to help. You can either Ask Alice or contact the top issue experts listed below. Cathy Ruckelshaus
To see the best practices available, visit NELP's Nonstandard Worker Project which seeks to ensure that all workers – temp, independent contractor, or part-timer – receive the full benefits of labor and employment laws. For inquiries about NELP's Nonstandard Worker Project, email nonstandard@nelp.org National Employment Law ProjectCalifornia Office 405 14th Street, 3rd Floor Oakland, CA 94612 (510) 663-5700 (510) 663-4713 (fax) www.nelp.org Other Contacts National www.fairjobs.org 33 Harrison Ave. 3rd Floor Boston MA 02111 (t) 617-482-6300 (f) 617-482-7300 WashTech (union of Microsoft permatemps) www.washtech.org Phone (206) 726-8580 Fax (206)323-6966 Campaign on Contingent Work: Phone: (617) 338 9966 Fax: (617) 426 7684 www.ccwglobal.org info@ccwglobal.org |
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