Guides and Toolkits
A Guide to Implementing Paid Family Leave: Lessons from California
Developed by the Labor Project for Working Families and the Berkeley Center for Health, Economic & Family Security, this Guide is a great resource for state administrators, federal policymakers, national and state advocates and researchers. It provides key lessons learned in implementing California’s Paid Family Leave (PFL) program and also covers the basics of the law and how it was passed. The Guide offers specific advice and recommendations in the areas of Outreach and Education, Administration, Employer Issues, Policy Issues and Research and Data Collection.
A Job and a Life: Organizing and Bargaining for Work Family Issues
A Job and a Life is a step-by-step guide designed for union leaders, activists, negotiating teams and organizers. It includes strategies, survey questions, sample contract language, and model unions programs to help you organize and bargain for work family issues. The guide also includes samples state laws to help you advocate for family friendly policies. Order your FREE copy today (shipping cost not included in offer) to advance a successful work family agenda in your union. Order Now
Flex Pack: A Toolkit on Organizing, Bargaining and Legislating for Worker-Controlled Flexibility
Make flextime a powerhouse organizing tool for your union. The Flex Pack will give you the tools you need to organize, bargain and advocate for worker controlled flexibility. Find out why union members want more job flexibility, how to tell genuine flextime from “fake flex” gimmicks and what flextime options are worth bargaining for.
Quality Child Care: A Guide for Working Parents
Help your union address the child care needs of your members. Use our child care guide to learn more about bargaining for child care, as well as to help your members understand and identify quality child care options. Although this guide is relevant for all working parents, it does include California-specific resources and was produced in partnership with the California Federation of Teachers.
