; (B) a State recognized Indian Tribe; (C) an Alaskan Native or Native Hawaiian community or organization; and (D) any other community of indigenous people located in a State. (25) Worker center The term worker center means a non-profit organization or a co-operative that— (A) has as one if its primary goals the improvement of worker rights, workplace safety, wages, working conditions, or employment access, or the promotion of enhanced worker voice; and (B) which has some kind of formal mechanism by which workers who stand to benefit from these improvements may directly participate in organizational decision making. 4. Office of Climate Resilience (a) Establishment Not later than 60 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the President shall establish an Office of Climate Resilience (hereinafter referred to as the Office ) within the White House. (b) Director (1) Appointment The President shall appoint a Director of the Office. (2) Term The Director shall serve for a period of 5 years. (3) Termination The President may terminate the Director prior to the end of the term described in paragraph (2) for issues with performance. (c) Purpose The purpose of the Office shall be to use information from all sectors involved in climate resilience, including frontline community experience, scientific expertise, and labor organization input to coordinate Federal actions to support a climate resilient nation and operate as a Secretariat. (d) Functions The Office shall— (1) convene the necessary Federal and external stakeholders to inform and develop a national climate resilience action plan; (2) revise the plan described in paragraph (1) every 5 years, or more frequently if determined necessary by the Director based on science; (3) support Federal agencies in developing and revising agency-specific climate resilience actions plans and compile such plans into a Federal Government climate resilience action plan; (4) administer grants established under section 201 of this Act