Si vous présentez des symptômes ou êtes diagnostiqué avec COVID-19 (AKA coronavirus), vous avez des droits sur votre lieu de travail. La fiche d'information téléchargeable porte sur les domaines suivants:
In honor of Black History Month, NYLAG’s Senior Staff Attorney Safiya N. Morgan explores the historical anti-Black agenda in the U.S. immigration system.
On February 16th, 2021, NYLAG held a live Q&A that discussed the process to submit a hardship application for tenants seeking additional protection against evictions as well as answered live questions from tenants. Here’s the pre-recorded video and the FAQs answered.
Any New Yorker behind on their rent, because of financial or medical hardship due to COVID-19, should submit a Hardship Declaration Form to avoid facing eviction or unnecessary court proceedings until at least May 1, 2021.
On February 10th, 2021, NYLAG held a Facebook Live discussion on major immigration policies (e.g., ICE Enforcement, deportations) and our immigration policy agenda for the Biden Administration. Here’s the pre-recorded video.
Vous craignez de manquer de travail si l'école de votre enfant est passée à l'apprentissage à distance, à l'apprentissage hybride ou à la fermeture soudaine? Vous pouvez avoir le droit de prendre des congés payés.
With Joe Biden now the 47th President of the U.S., NYLAG urges the Biden Administration to reverse policies that harm the communities we serve.
