


SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
2026 World Cup WOrKER RESOURCES
WORKER RESOURCES:
Wage and hour violations / misclassification
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Santa Clara County (home of the San Francisco (Levi's) Stadium)
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The Santa Clara County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE)
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For assistance on labor standards compliance and workplace issues – OLSE provides a free advice line for workers and businesses. Call 1-866-870-7725 (available in English | Español | Tiếng Việt | 䏿–‡ | Tagalog |) (Monday to Friday, 9 AM-5 PM)
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Office of Santa Clara County Supervisor Susan Ellenberg, District 4 (stadium location) (website)
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City/County of San Francisco (fan festival sites)
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San Francisco Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) If you think your employer isn’t following San Francisco labor laws, OLSE can help.
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To file a complaint (website)
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For more information and questions for different types of workplaces (website)
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CaliforniaÂ
For workplace issue in locations throughout California, contact the California Labor Commissioner’s office: 833-LCO-INFO (833-526-4636)Â
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To contact the Labor Commissioner’s regional offices
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San Jose (408) 277-1266
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San Francisco (415) 703-5300
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Oakland (510) 622-3273Â Â Â
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Discrimination and/or harassment
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To file a complaint with the California Civil Rights Department, visit their website.Â
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Health and safety
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California has an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) state plan, Cal/OSHA, which covers both public and private sector workers. (website)
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To report unsafe work conditions, file a Cal/OSHA on workplace safety issues. (website)Â Â
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Heat Protection
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California has a comprehensive occupational heat standard with indoor and outdoor protections. The prescriptive elements include a temperature trigger of 80°F, water, rest, shade, training, paid rest break, and acclimatization requirements.Â
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Cal/OSHA is generally considered to have the strongest state OSHA heat protection in the United States. For guidance and resources on heat illness prevention/protection, visit the Cal/OSHA website.Â
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Worker organizing
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To organize a union in your workplace, visit Unionize California (by the California Labor Federation).Â