Community Resources
Worker Resources
Washington State
State of Washington Workers’ Rights Manual
Washington Department of Labor & Industries Quick Links:
Information Regarding Termination and Relation
File a Complaint:
Contact the Department of Labor & Industries
Website: https://lni.wa.gov/for-workers
Address: 7273 Linderson Way SW
Tumwater, WA 98501-5414
Switchboard: 360-902-5800
TTY*: 1-800-833-6388
Legal Assistance
Free and low-cost legal aid
The Fair Work Center is a no-cost legal aid clinic that works in partnership with Seattle University and the University of Washington. They educate, advise, and represent workers, especially those in low-wage industries. or those with lower incomes.
Northwest Justice Project assists low-income residents in Washington with a variety of legal concerns; they also maintain a free legal resource website – WashingtonLawHelp.org – with resources for common civil legal issues.
Office of Civil Legal Aid (OCLA)
OCLA funds civil legal services for eligible recipients.
Washington Wage Claim Project (WWCP)
WWCP dedicates provisions for legal aid to low-income workers who have suffered wage and hour violations.
National Immigration Law Center
An immigration advocacy organization with a mission to assist and defend immigrants and their loved ones. Visit their website for more information about immigrant rights.
Immigration Resources
Washington Attorney General Resources
For information regarding state civil immigration rights
National Immigration Law Center
For information regarding national civil immigration rights
Detainment Information - English
Detainment Information - Spanish
Red Cards
A printable pocket-sized resource that explains immigrant rights.
Mututal Aid & Community Programs
2-1-1 Washington connects residents to a variety of community resources and aid, including rental and food assistance, medical services, educational resources, and more.
Visit the website here or dial 2-1-1
