What Do We Do?
Our bilingual staff and volunteers match day laborers with employers who are in need of temporary labor. Potential workers who have the skills and background required are referred to employers who then negotiate the working conditions and wages. Workers are expected to complete the tasks requested to the best of their ability and employers are expected to be fair.
Work performed varies from construction work to yard work, domestic services to handy-man related jobs. If there is a need for a work to be done, we can find a worker!
All information provided by employers and workers to SEEC staff is strictly confidential.
SEEC's services are free for both employees and employers.
About the Director
Andres Tobar
Andres Tobar, 57, was born in Edinburg, Texas. He is a first generation American from a Mexican heritage. Andres was the first in his family to earn a college degree. In 1956, Andres and his three siblings moved to California with his parents, who were farm workers. Along with his parents, he and his siblings picked grapes and cotton. Andres did well in school, graduating third in his class and was admitted to college with a full tuition scholarship. Through work and scholarships, he earned a B.A. in Spanish with a minor in Political Science from California State University, Fresno. Andres went on to earn an M.A. in Social Science/Education from California State University, Sacramento.
