The Los Angeles Organizing Committee
Bilingual English/ Spanish Labor Organizer
"Fight for 15" Campaign
Los Angeles, CA
These are project staff positions that will extend into 2016 but do
not have a defined term.
The Los Angeles “Fight for 15” campaign is seeking candidates
committed to the fight for economic and social justice and to raising
work place standards for thousands of fast food and low wage
workers in the Los Angeles, California metro area.
Project Labor Organizer positions are available immediately in the
Los Angeles metro area. Candidates who do not currently live in Los Angeles will be required to relocate if offered a position. The Los
Angeles Organizing Committee does not reimburse individuals for
moving related expenses.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Organizers identify and recruit worker leaders who want to
organize to form a union. They evaluate potential organizing targets, contact unorganized workers, develop work site leaders, mobilize members to support and participate in mobilizations and events, and support the planning and execution of organizing campaigns.
This is not a 9am to 5pm job – it requires long and varied hours,
including early morning, evening and weekend work, as necessary.
The ability to travel, as needed, including overnight travel, is
required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES:
visits with workers.
campaign goals.
track worker data.
SKILLS, APTITUDE, AND COMMITMENT:
We seek organizers who have proven in their past
campaigns that they:
independently.
achieve campaign goals.
focus on priorities.
building a strong labor movement.
sexual orientation or other social and economic characteristics is not tolerated.
REQUIREMENTS:
SALARY & BENEFITS:
The Los Angeles Organizing Committee is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.