CLEAR: Women Workers

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PEOC FLYER CLEAR
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WORKERS YOU CAN TRUST – WORK YOU CAN RELY ON

CLEAR, Compañeras, Lideres, Emprendedoras, Aliadas, y Revolucionarias, is a group of women workers who are partners, leaders, entrepreneurs, allies, and revolutionaries in their communities and skilled in various jobs.

This collective grants women from the city of Pomona and the surrounding regions access to greater job options  and economic self-reliance while also providing opportunities for their professional and leadership development. The program includes job development trainings, health and safety workshops,, and a multitude of other resources meant to empower the women workers.

“I hope to have a place where I can receive training in different areas like, personal finances and both professional and personal development. It is said that the garment that a woman should always carry with her is confidence and trust in her. I believe in this woman’s program and the PEOC to achieve a better future for my family.” – Claudia Bedolla, CLEAR member

Hiring a CLEAR workers functions the same as a day laborer, and these women are eager to share their skills with employers.

 

Maria Rodriguez, a CLEAR member, shares during a leadership development workshop (Photo courtesy of KPCC)

The types of Jobs the women are currently doing:

House Cleaning

Office Cleaning

Green Cleaning

Deep Cleaning

Move-out cleaning (to receive move-in deposit)

Floor mopping/waxing

Window Cleaning

Closet Organizing

Laundry Duties

Catering

Food preparation

Future jobs the program will incorporate:

Child Care

There are four ways to hire a CLEAR worker:

Hour of Operation:  6:30 AM to 1 PM (Monday to Saturday)

 

1.  Call the Center: (909) 397-4215

2. E-mail the Workers Coordinator: claudia@pomonadaylabor.org

3. Visit us: 1682 W. Mission Blvd. Pomona, CA 91766 View Map

 

A coordinator with the Center will match you with the worker that best meets your needs

The CLEAR women during their biweekly meetings (Photo courtesy of John Valenzuela/Inland Valley Daily Bulletin).