Etelberto Garcia
This program I think is good for personal help and if there are programs there, getting into learning something is never too late to learn something else
What reviewers say about Workers Justice Project
Customers describe the organization as excellent, life-changing, and very good at helping those in need. Reviewers appreciate the support provided to vulnerable populations, such as undocumented immigrants, and value the personal help and training opportunities offered.
What does Workers Justice Project do?
Workers Justice Project is a New York City worker center founded in 2010 that educates, organizes, and advocates for better work conditions and social justice in the workplace. It has a membership base of more than 12,000 low-wage and immigrant workers across the construction, house cleaning, and app-based delivery industries.
Are there any complaints about Workers Justice Project?
The critical reviewers wrote that the workers are hustlers who do the minimal amount of work possible if not watched, and one reviewer noted that hired workers missed spots and did not complete the job properly.
What do people say about Workers Justice Project outside Trustburn?
Outside of Trustburn, people discuss the organization's training programs for protecting immigrants at work and mention its affiliated groups, such as Liberty Cleaners and Si Se Puede, which are based in Brooklyn.
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Hebert Valarezo
Very good organization always trying to help those who need it successes and blessings
Luis Castro
Erasto Ramirez
Araceli Pulido
Thank you for your support and for caring for the most vulnerable, the undocumented immigrant and those most in need of this pandemic. Thank God, bless you always.
Pedro Pacheco
Good project of people trying to help the community. They offer different trainings and services for everyone.
gabriela maravilla
Camacho Victor
cain Morales
Roberto Sanchez
Nicole Steinberg
Hired two workers to help move out. They were punctual, friendly and efficient. Had a great experience with WJP and I support the movement! Thank you for your work!!
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Patricia Terry
I had a wonderful experience with WJP. Unfortunately. I moved to Long Island and had to give up the excellent worker from WJP. It is so good that the money belongs only to the worker who earned it.
Christina Duran
I have used Project Justice for several projects in my home Freddie laid laminate flooring in my bathroom and kitchen and we are extremely happy with the outcome. He was on time, knowledgable and a nice guy too.
Eddie has been someone that we have requested many times as well for painting, compound and cabinetry work. He has done a really good job and has a great personality as well. We joke that he is part of the family now with as much work as he has done in our home. Here are a few pictures showing the work from Eddie and Freddie. I highly recommend using Project Justice.
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Edison Morales
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Maria 909
The workers are hustlers and not in a good way. They do the minimal amount of work as possible if you are not watching them so they could try to get more days out of you. I hired 2 people to put one coat of paint on the walls in a 4 Room apartment and the ceiling. They only did 1 room and still missed spots. Do not use them For painting.
Carlos Santana
Gonzalo Ochoa
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Aline Biler Zukerman
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Workers Justice Project is a New York City worker center founded in 2010 that educates, organizes, and advocates for better work conditions and social justice in the workplace. It has a membership base of more than 12,000 low-wage and immigrant workers across the construction, house cleaning, and app-based delivery industries. The organization operates several divisions, including Los Deliveristas Unidos, which supports app-based food delivery workers, and Liberty Cleaners, which advocates for a living wage for cleaning workers and provides skills training and certifications.
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- workersjustice.org
- Address
- 365 broadway
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- Non-profit organization management