Low-wage Asian and Latino workers in California lack COVID-19 protections and information, and fear retaliation from customers and employers. That’s according to a recent study that surveyed more than 600 low-wage workers across the state. 

Guest:
Alejandra Domenzain, co-author of the study and program coordinator at the Labor Occupational Health Program at U.C. Berkeley.

Low-wage Asian and Latino workers in California lack COVID-19 protections and information, and fear retaliation from customers and employers. That&rsquo;s according to a recent study that surveyed more than 600 low-wage workers across the state.&nbsp;
Guest:
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<li>Alejandra Domenzain, co-author of the study and program coordinator at the Labor Occupational Health Program at U.C. Berkeley.</li>
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