Social Workers, Eligibility Workers, and Other SEIU 721 Members are Sounding the Alarm on Imminent Harm to Our County’s Safety Net with Cuts to Our Community Services. Members Say “ZERO LAYOFFS” SANTA BARBARA – Hundreds of social workers and eligibility workers are sounding the alarm on Santa Barbara County’s plan … Read More
The City of Simi Valley’s Stonewalling and Disrespect Compel Majority of SEIU 721 Simi Valley Members to Vote for Unfair Labor Practice Strike Authorization; Simi’s Vast Network of City Hall, Police, Transportation, Sanitation, and Community Services to Be Affected if ULP Strike Proceeds Forward
Hundreds of SEIU 721 Union Members and Clergy Allies Will Also Deliver Thousands of Handwritten Notes from Frontline Workers Urging County Leadership to Settle Contract Immediately
3-Day ULP Strike Ends with Renewed Momentum at the Bargaining Table After More Than 55,000 Los Angeles County Employees Walked Off the Job Citing Unprecedented 44 Alleged Labor Law Violations by Management
On the Heels of a Massive Downtown Rally and March Where Members Risked Arrest in a Non-Violent Act of Civil Disobedience, Thousands of Striking Union Members Will Host Picket Lines Across Los Angeles to Protest Unfair Labor Practices
On April 29th at 9:30AM, Thousands of Striking Union Members Will Host Raucous Rally at Hall of Administration with Massive March through Civic Center; Risk Arrest in Non-Violent Civil Disobedience
For the First Time in History, More Than 55,000 LA County Employees Will Walk Off the Job in Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) Strike Set to Begin on April 28th at 7:00PM; Union Demands an End to LA County’s Rampant Law Breaking, Citing 44 Alleged Labor Law Violations To-Date
For the First Time in History, More Than 55,000 LA County Employees Will Walk Off the Job in Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) Strike Set to Begin on April 28 at 7 PM; Union Demands an End to LA County’s Rampant Law Breaking, Citing 44 Alleged Labor Law Violations To-Date; 10-Day ULP Strike Delivery Notice to Coincide with Strike Prep and Sign Making at Union HQ
LA County Leadership Awarded $6.2 Billion in FY 2023 to Largely Unaccountable Private Firms Not Required to Pay a Living Wage; Nearly $1 Billion Annually Awarded to Ten Private Contractors with USC Receiving $153 Million; Rubberstamp Contract Approval Process Impacts Healthcare Delivery and Mental Health Most
SEIU 721 President and Executive Director David Green issued the following statement regarding the election of the Trump/Vance ticket: “We at SEIU 721 are profoundly disappointed to witness the return of Donald Trump to the highest office in the land. His first term as President was, without question or exaggeration, one of the most divisive and destructive in the history of our nation – and we do not look forward to a return to those dark times. Nevertheless, despite this unfortunate outcome, we remain undaunted and undeterred. Our siblings in the Labor Movement, and among progressive causes generally, have stood up to Trump before and we will do it again. His raunchy rhetoric and bombastic threats do not intimidate us one bit.”