U.S. Congressman Steve Knight joined every other GOP congressperson in
California today to vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and put 24 million Americans lives in jeopardy.
SEIU members, community and advocacy groups went to Rep. Knight’s office in Santa Clarita, California to tell him that it is both immoral and unjust to tear away at our nation’s healthcare safety net in order to provide hefty tax cuts for the rich.
Our unity and participation are the foundation of a contract that lifts up our families and the community we serve.
When we work together we can demand the right tools to fix what’s broken, lift up our own families and communities, and keep Simi Valley working.
The SEIU 721 bargaining team met with City negotiators for the first session on April 5th. The team went to the table with a clear sense of your priorities via the comprehensive bargaining survey results.
In response to draconian anti-immigrant measures being enacted nationwide by the Trump Administration, over 400 SEIU Local 721 members joined community activists and concerned families at last night’s Oxnard City Council meeting to demand that authorities make Oxnard a “Safe City” for all people living there.
Your unity and participation are the foundation for a strong workplace that helps provide vital social services for our community.
Workers in Cities and District Looking to Restore Vital Services
SEIU 721 members in cities and districts across the Tri-Counties region are gearing up for bargaining campaigns to restore vital services, to make their communities healthier and safer and to win fair contracts with affordable healthcare and retirement security.
Our unity and participation are the foundation for a strong workplace that helps raise up our members and strengthen our community.
The only way we’ll stop the Trump Administration and Congress from throwing America into healthcare chaos is by calling the House of Representatives directly.
Join SEIU 721 members as we support the UFCW Local 770 Icaza Foundation at its 4th annual “Have a Healthy Day” 5k Walk/Run. Proceeds benefit Leukemia and local charities in our community.
Our unity and participation is the foundation for a healthier community.
Members have a powerful voice and when we speak up we can affect real change, not just in our workplaces but also in our community.
On January 10th, members spoke up at the Board of Supervisors meeting and advocated for a vital set of common good proposals aimed at lifting up ALL of Ventura County.
A huge thank you to all our members who took the first step at standing up for the health and welfare of all Americans by joining our Teletownhall! In case you missed it here is a link to listen to the audio recording: