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County of Ventura Bargaining Team Election 2025 Launched
The County of Ventura Bargaining Team election launched today, Monday, May 12, 2025. County of Ventura members in all bargaining tables except for Public Works will vote for their new bargaining team members. Public Works did not have enough candidates to require an election. Voting will continue until Wednesday, June … Read More
County of Ventura 2025 Bargaining Team Election Timeline
Bargaining team nominations are now closed. Many of you submitted nominations for coworkers or for yourself and now it’s time to confirm nominations and see which bargaining Tables will require elections. If there are more candidates than seats for a Table, then there will be an election. Because of the … Read More
Massive ULP Practice Pickets Dominate the Scene at Key LA County Worksites
As contract bargaining continues, SEIU 721 LA County members held massive Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) Pickets directly outside several critical worksites, sending a clear message to management that our union solidarity is strong – and that we will do whatever it takes to win the respect we deserve. Since contract … Read More
About the LMU NTT Faculty Union
Non-tenure track (NTT) faculty do most of the teaching at LMU. Yet, we endure short-term contracts, job insecurity, and minimal opportunities to advance at the university. What is more, our wages make it difficult to survive in one of the most expensive regions in the nation. Many of us take … Read More
2024 SEIU Local 721 Member November Election Voter Guide
In every region of the union and across state lines, we’re putting boots on the ground to turn out the vote and win at the ballot box. Make no mistake, our SEIU 721 member votes will make the difference. That’s why it’s crucial that we make a voting plan … Read More
Special Message from SEIU 721 President David Green on Labor Day 2024
This Labor Day, I’m thankful for the strength of our SEIU 721 family. Over the past several years, we’ve weathered COVID, spiraling inflation, political division and international unrest. We pushed through grief and loss and channeled our energy into a fight for recognition, respect and economic justice. There’s a new … Read More