This position requires at least three years organizing and campaign experience. Coordinator needed for the UC Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program. Qualifications include a fluency in Spanish, a masters in public health, social science, or related field, and a minimum two years experience designing and implementing training program in a health, union or community-based setting. The UCLA and UC Berkeley Centers for Labor Research and Education have received a substantial increase in funding in large part due to the California Federation of Labor's support for the establishment of a new Institute for Labor and Employment within the University of California. We will be hiring ten full- time academic positions, five at UCLA and five at UC Berkeley.
Salary is competitive, with excellent benefits.
Please specify if you are applying to UCLA, UC Berkeley, or would be willing to be considered for openings at either Center.