where can I find legal aid for labor force?
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you need to clarify this question.\n\ndo you mean, legal aid for forced labor?\n\ndo you want to join a union?\n\nhave you been discriminated against in the workplace, or when applying for a job?\n\nAre you working under unsafe, unhealthy conditions?\n\nhave your rights as a worker been violated?\n\nNo one is going to answer your question, unless you can give some details. What is it exactly that you need to know?
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Not a lady, but I can hope to solve this unfortunate problem for you. There is always a legal aid office in what ever town you live in, you may have to dig for it and call lots of different people to find it but it does exist. The easiest way to find it, would be to call a woman's shelter, or your local YWCA if you have a chapter of that organization near you. If not, try your local college. Some of the recently graduated law students are hungry for whatever work that they can get and generally excel at their first cases. (mainly because they want the word of mouth advertising that can come from it). I wish you luck in this most unfortunate place in your life and hope for a speedy and clean proceeding.
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Start with the labour board,and get a free consultation from a lawyer
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Try your local employment office.
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Try asking first.\nThen try the Department of Labor.
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You can try the ABA, and also the State Bar Association for your state. For example, I've included a link to the CA State Bar where you can check an attorney's status
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Contact Legal Aid.  They provide free legal services for indigent clients.  You may also try calling the law schools in your state and asking if they have legal clinics that provide free legal assistance.
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Try your local lawschool/lawlibrary.  My lawschool's library had a wide selection of forms for pro se patrons.  The staff can't give legal advice, but they can show you where the forms are located.
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SHOULD GET AN ANSWER AT ANY LABOR BUREAU STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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Most cities have some sort of legal aid kind of place for poor people.  Contact a social welfare office and see if you can get a referral.  Good luck!
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Contact the department of job and human services.Find out your rights.
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Look for your local Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program.  They assist people in going back to work regardless of their income level or felony background (although they do want you to disclose it).\n\nYou can also contact the county welfare office.  There are people who are getting food stamps/cash assistance and are required to work in exchange for those services.  Someone in the welfare office assigns them to WEP.  That WEP Case Worker will be able to tell you where people can get jobs if they have felonies.  Your local prison will also tell you.  They usually have a back to work program and can tell you where they place their guys.  Good luck!
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Start with the courts.  Go and find the Court Administrator and see if they need any help.  Or go to Human Resources at the County and ask them.  The county were I worked had job postings in a central location, if you work with the county don't they have a central location for job postings?  I bet they do, ask at Human Resources.
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Contact the Legal Aid Society of New York.  They may be able to help, but it will depend upon what you want assistance for.
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Look for a free legal assistance group nearest your residence.
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Call the bar association in your area and ask for the number to the free legal aide in your community.
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contact your local bar association tell them what you are looking for. they will connect you with what you need