Fighting for Good Jobs and Empowering Communities

We stand for Education. Advocacy. Action.

Who We Are

The Warehouse Worker Resource Center is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011 dedicated to improving working conditions in the warehouse industry in Southern California. We focus on education, advocacy and action to transform the lives of workers and community members living in the shadows of the largest warehouses in the country. Read more.

Working in Extreme Heat

A new mini-documentary produced and directed by the Warehouse Worker Resource Center and Come and See Media.

More than 200,000 community members in the Inland Empire work inside large warehouses for companies like Amazon, Home Depot, Target and Walmart.

Warehouse workers in the Inland Empire are paid less than $20 an hour on average and endure labor-intensive and physically-damaging working conditions.

Workers in the warehousing and logistics industry are prone to high injury rates compared to others, making it almost certain that they will experience injury on the job.

Building a Better San Bernardino

The Warehouse Worker Resource Center works with a broad range of community organizations in San Bernardino and Riverside counties to create better, more healthy communities for us, the people who live here.

Justice for Immigrants

Undocumented immigrants contribute to our communities and California’s economic prosperity. Yet many workers do not have access to unemployment benefits solely due to their immigration status.

Support Inland Empire Amazon Workers

The WWRC helps empower workers to make positive changes on the job and speak up for safety and higher pay for warehouse workers and their coworkers.

Outside the Box

Check out our blog offering opinion and analysis on workers, warehousing, the Inland Empire and our fight to hold the world’s largest companies accountable.

Read the Blog