Every day we risk our lives to maintain the health and cleanliness of our Pasadena neighborhoods.
We did it throughout the global pandemic to maintain Pasadena’s livability standards and keep the City functioning. Every Solid Waste Truck Operator did their part in carrying the City forward, but Read More...
You may have already heard, but USC transportation supervisors are informing fellow shuttle drivers and dispatchers that because of our recent vote to unionize, we will not receive an annual wage increase until we Read More...
We have very important update on our MOU Specials.
Earlier this week, our elected Bargaining Team Members met to discuss and plan the next steps in our ongoing MOU Specials negotiations.
By a supermajority, our Read More...
We have escalated our fight to the LA County Board of Supervisors!
On Mon., June 26, SEIU 721 members from Correctional Health Services showed up to the Board of Supervisors’ budget hearing, representing all four of the main jail sites – MCJ, TT, CRDF and Read More...
For months, we’ve sounded the alarm on key issues impacting our members at LAWA facilities, including the chronic understaffing that’s impacting staff retention and the urgent need to staff up.
Make no mistake, we’ve even taken this fight directly to the LAWA Board of Read More...
SEIU Local 721 is a dynamic, and fast growing organization recognized as one of the largest and strongest union of publicly funded employees in the nation. We are on the forefront of local politics, Read More...
ATTN: LA County CHS-LASD Members of SEIU Local 721
IT’S TIME TO TAKE ACTION
AND DEMAND REAL CHANGES IN THE JAILS
Rally at the Board of Supervisors Meeting
Mon., June 26, 2023
11 AM – Meet Up at the Hall of Administration
(Lunch Provided)
1 PM – Board Meeting Read More...
Our union – SEIU Local 721 – is actively engaged in the grievance process to mandate that our MOU be respected and adhered to. You won’t want to miss our discussion!
An RSVP Read More...
What a show of SEIU 721 union power.
This morning, we packed City Hall’s Council chambers beyond full capacity.
From as far north as Lopez Canyon in the Northeast San Fernando Valley to the Read More...