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The Wage Justice Center and the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law are offering the opportunity for you to spend 7 days and 6 nights on Hawaii's beautiful Kaua'i Island while supporting a great cause-the battle to achieve wage justice for California's low-income workers.

Luxury Accommodations in Paradise
Called the Garden Isle for its serene sparkling beaches and majestic tropical mountains, Kaua'i boasts a diversity of cultures, activities, shopping and fine dining - the perfect vacation destination.

One lucky bidder will be afforded a stay at the Casa Kaua'i luxury villa situated in tropical privacy and serenity overlooking the ocean front. With 6 bedrooms, 5 baths and 2613 sq ft of living area, this luxury villa accommodates plenty of people, so get your friends or family to chip in for a great Hawaiian vacation! Other amenities include: 15,367 sq ft of land, air conditioning, ceiling fans, Wi-Fi, three outdoor decks, a spa, a sauna and much more. This is an unbeatable space for your dream getaway!

    
    

Auction Details
This is a charity auction to raise money to support the Wage Justice Center. Bidding starts at $1,000 and will be open until July 30, 2010. The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law has generously donated a week at Casa Kaua'i for the auction winner. Travel costs are not included. The winner will arrange the dates of their stay with the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law. If you wish to check the availability for specific dates before bidding, please email us at info@wagejustice.org. The estimated retail value is $7,000. Proceeds will go directly to the Wage Justice Center to continue our fight against wage theft.

About the Wage Justice Center
The Wage Justice Center fights for greater economic equality for California's working poor and economic justice for all workers in the increasingly integrated global economy. Read more about our work at www.wagejustice.org.

Recent Wage Justice Success Story: A sewing machine operator in a garment factory, who worked 7 days a week, approximately 60 hours a week, Laura was a victim of wage theftÑreceiving less than minimum wage and no overtime. She filed a wage claim with the California labor department and, after more than a year, obtained a judgment of about $28,000 against the corporation that ran the factory. But her fight wasn't over. The owners of the factory changed the corporate name they used for their business, rendering Laura's judgment unenforceable. Laura turned to the Wage Justice Center. We filed a lawsuit to expose the business's fraudulent attempts to evade paying Laura the wages owed to her. Within months, the defendants agreed to pay all of the wages and most of the penalties owed to Laura.

"I had faith in my lawyers and they had faith in my case," says Laura.

Help support the Wage Justice Center and enjoy an unforgettable week in Kaua'i.

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The Wage Justice Center, Los Angeles, California, a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) tax-deductible nonprofit corporation