IMPORTANT UPDATE
On September 11, the SEIU Local 721 Bargaining Committee met with City Management. The City just offered members a zero wage increase! Watch for the SEIU 721 Simi Valley Bargaining Update flyer in your workplace for information on next steps.
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On September 9, SEIU 721 members in Simi Valley came out to the Simi Valley City Council meeting to let the Council know we are ready and united for bargaining.
SEIU 721 members told the council that members have been providing more and more services with fewer resources.
“Now it is time for the City to seriously consider the reasonable proposals that our bargaining unit has submitted to the City negotiators. General Unit Members have stepped up to help the City weather the storm more than once, and now it’s time for the City to make things right.”
-Nancy Fisher, President of the SEIU 721 Simi Valley Chapter Board, Secretary in City of Simi Valley
“The streets are one of the important city resources that everyone is able to use. Let’s keep workers safe and compensate them fairly for maintaining this vital community service.
I support the reasonable proposals that were put forth by the SEIU 721 bargaining committee.”
-Steve Perez, SEIU 721 Bargaining Team member and Streets Maintenance Worker III for the City of Simi Valley
Call to Action – Simi Valley City Council Meeting on September 30
Show the City Council that we are united. Come to the City Council meeting on Monday September 30 and stand up for good services in our community. Closed session starts at 5 p.m. Let’s meet at 4:30 p.m. The Simi Valley City Council Chambers are at 2929 Tapo Canyon Rd, Simi Valley, CA 93063.