The Center for Working-Class Studies website offers links to an extensive list of resources. It also has a section on teaching that includes a collection of sample syllabi and a bibliography divided into 30 subtopics, including a large section on education.
General Teaching Resources on Class and Working
Workplace Professor Bog (A Member of the Law Professor Bogs Networks)
Bottom Dog Press, Working Lives Series: Some Working Class films
International Labor Organization
Center for Law and Social Policy
Sites on Working Women
9 to 5, National Association of Working Women
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
U.S Department of Labor Women’s Bureau
Institute for Women’s Policy Research
National Women’s Studies Association
NACW National Association of Commissions of Women
UMass Lowell Center for Women & Work
National Committee on Pay & Equity
Sites on Working Families
Labor Project for Working Families
Sites on Living Wage Campaigns
Guild Law Center for Economics and Social Justice
Sites on Immigrant Labor Organizing
Labor Immigrant Organizing Network
United Farm Workers of America
Border Agricultural Workers Project
Sites on Working-Class Centers
National employment Law project (NELP)
Center for the Study of Urban Poverty
Center on Urban Poverty and Social Change
Institute for Research on Poverty
Journals about Teaching
Journal of transformative education
Journal of Education for teaching
Pedagogy : critical approaches to teaching literature, language, culture, and composition