Catholic Migration Services participates in Queens Immigrant Know Your Rights Week Resource Fair and Legal Clinic on immigration, housing, employment, and domestic violence, organized through the Office of the Queens Borough President, Melinda Katz, District Attorney Richard Brown, and the
Queens Borough President Melinda Katz's Immigration Task Force organizes a series of free informational "Know Your Rights" workshops, resources fair and one-on-one consultations with Catholic Migration Services, local legislators, and community organizations.
Catholic Migration Services joins Queens Borough President Melinda Katz and local legislators for Know Your Rights Week. Walk-ins welcome; appointments recommended (as listed on event flyer).
Approximately eighty to one hundred workers at a Bronx diner seeks legal counsel for six year in owed wages. Catholic Migration Services and Cohen, Weiss & Simon win class action suit in federal court and justice prevails.
Four employees for a chain of Manhattan pharmacies sought legal assistance from Catholic Migration Services after not being paid applicable minimum wage, nor being compensated with overtime pay. Case brought before the Southern District of New York and was settled
After a salon employee is let go by their employer for complaining about low pay, long hours, and unsafe working conditions, the former employer seeks retaliation. As a result, Catholic Migration Services advocated on behalf of client and wins suit.
A proud win for clients featured in this article about wage theft in the construction industry. Catholic Migration Services alongside NICE (New Immigrant Community Empowerment Coalition) helped some of the Whisk Remodeling workers file claims with the New York Department
Catholic Migration Services receives $2,500 grant from The New York Bar Foundation to support the Immigrant Workers' Rights Program.
Join our team of legal professionals for an evening of networking with an opportunity to learn more about our legal services in immigration, tenant advocacy and workers' rights.
Trabajadores de Tom Cat Bakery, una de las panaderías más conocidas en la cuidad organizaron #DayWithoutBread o #UnDíaSinPan junto con Brandworkers, la organización laboral que les une.