We’re proud of our strong TA. We made NO concessions. Plus, the TA offers members a 7% across-the-board salary increase, a $1,000 bonus and increases to the medical coverage subsidy! Our Union is holding several important General Membership meetings next week to update everyone on the details and to give … Read More
We’ve reached a Tentative Agreement on a two-year extension of our Memorandum of Understanding! Thanks to the organization, determination and unity of you and your fellow Union Strong co-workers throughout the San Bernardino County Courts, our TA offers us a wage increase and a bonus as set forth below, along … Read More
As we enjoy time with family, friends and co-workers this holiday season, let’s take time to remember our 14 fellow Brothers and Sisters in San Bernardino County whose lives were tragically cut short by an active shooter at their worksite – the Inland Regional Center – just over three years ago. To … Read More
Last week’s decisive vote by the Board of Supervisors puts a bookend to a yearlong battle with county management to bring a new 3-year contract to San Bernardino County Professionals. The 3-year deal includes pay raises and restorations, greater medical and retirement benefits, additional bonuses and
Hundreds of San Bernardino County professionals and several community leaders gathered at lunchtime on April 28th to protest short-staffing in county departments and to show support for their bargaining team, which has been at the table since last August trying to win a fair contract that will deal with high caseloads and workloads.
On March 1, SEIU Local 721 San Bernardino members went to the Board of Supervisors meeting to shed light on the negative impact of the cuts to their departments, jobs, and their lives. We have their attention, and that was just a sample!
Both SEIU 721 and the International have committed to continue providing mental and support services as the workers try to move forward after this traumatic event.
Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the senseless violence in San Bernardino on Wednesday, Dec. 2. Together, we mourn for those fallen and hope for a speedy recovery for those injured and traumatized by this tragedy.
San Bernardino County SEIU Local 721 members questioned the accountability of top county administrators after County Supervisors emerged from closed session on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015.
Every day our members come to work to ensure the safety and well-being of our community. They expect leaders that are willing to stand up and be accountability. They want leadership that they can trust.
Social workers help the most vulnerable people in our community. Each situation is challenging and life changing for those in need. SEIU 721 San Bernardino County Social Service Practitioners pride themselves in working with families and community agencies to prevent children from being injured or killed.