City, staff reach new three-year labor agreement

Simi Valley Acorn

The City of Simi Valley and Service Employees International Union Local 721 have reached a new three-year labor agreement, avoiding a city employee strike that union members overwhelmingly authorized earlier this year.




#AllThatsLeftPod: How Workers and Students in Italy Are Fighting for Palestine

Left Voice

We talk about parallels to movements in the United States, like the immigrant rights movement and the Black Lives Matter Movement, as well as when UAW 4811 workers at the University of California institutions went on strike for the Palestine solidarity movement, and the massive SEIU 721 strike earlier this year.


Loyola Marymount Is Trying to Bust our Union. We’re Fighting Back.

Labor Notes

We won our fight to join SEIU Local 721 in 2024 with 90 percent in favor. Our unit includes nearly 400 faculty members who teach in LMU’s Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts, the College of Communication and Fine Arts, and the School of Film and Television.


City considers more green for those in blue

Simi Valley Acorn

Representatives from Service Employees International Union Local 721, which represents public works, administrative and police dispatch employees, said deteriorating conditions and noncompetitive salaries were fueling turnover.