MAKING CONTACT - a weekly international radio program
February 20, 2002
Job insecurity is a reality for many workers in the United States. Current economic conditions have only added to an already precarious situation for working people living in poverty. On this program, we take a look at how the temporary work industry can offer some opportunities, but can also perpetuate job insecurity.
Featuring:
Ethel Long-Scott, executive director of the Women's Economic Agenda Project; Leon Sompolinsky, research director of the Data Center; Duane Tapkem, recruiter for the TSS temp agency; Mira Jang, Center for Policy Initiatives; Rosalie Orozco, single parent and temp worker in Silicon Valley; Tiffany Ente, organizer for Working Partnerships; Edward Nieto, producer and writer Raj Jayadev, a founder of Silicon Valley Debug.
For more information:
Working Partnerships
2102 Almaden Road, Suite 107
San Jose, California 95125
408-269-7872;
fax: 408-269-0183
www.atwork.org
Center for Policy Initiatives
3727 Camino Del Rio South, #100
San Diego, California 92108
619-584-5744 ext 23;
fax: 619-584-5748
www.cpi.org
Silicon Valley Debug
San Jose Peace Center
48 South Seventh Street
San Jose, California 95112
408-996-9387
www.siliconvalleydebug.org
Women's Economic Agenda Project
449 15th Street, 2nd Floor
Oakland, California 94612
510-451-7379;
fax: 510-986-8628; weap@ccnet.com
Data Center
1904 Franklin Street, Suite 900
Oakland, California 94612
510-835-4692 / 800-735-3741;
fax: 510-835-3017
www.datacenter.org
TSS Temp Agency
605 Market Street, Suite 1250
San Francisco, California 94105
415-543-4545;
fax: 415-543-1377