Thousands Pour into L.A. Streets for $15!
Thousands
of LA workers and their families marched through Downtown L.A. as part of a
national day of action to raise the minimum wage to $15.
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Support the L.A. Women Fasting for $15 this Wednesday at L.A. City Hall
L.A. Women have taken over City Hall’s doorstep in a 15-day fast demanding a $15 minimum wage in Los Angeles! Today is day 12 of women going without food and standing strong outside of City Hall’s doorstep. The brave L.A. women include mothers, fast food workers, attorneys, labor leaders, clergy and advocates.
On Tax Day, 721 Joined The Largest Mobilization of the Underpaid
It happened today. Thousands of fast food workers went on strike in hundreds of cities. And they weren’t in the streets alone. SEIU 721 members were there in full force.
Raise Up ALL of LA County
On April 15, we called on the Board of Supervisors to strengthen public services and end poverty wages. The wages working families are being paid are completely out of balance with what people need to survive.
LA City We Can’t Wait To Fix LA
As you know, we are doing everything to extend the mediation period in hopes that City Officials will finally step up and prioritize the services LA communities depend on; however, to date LA City officials have failed to present acceptable proposals that could lead to final agreement.
Victory! Jose Huizar’s Landslide Victory a Win for the City’s Working Families and Communities Committed to Fix LA
Congratulations to Los Angeles City Councilmember Jose Huizar on his landslide election victory and congratulations to the people of LA on selecting a leader who will fight for good middle class jobs and to restore the vital services our city needs to thrive. His victory is also a victory for … Read More
Mark Your Calendars: March Is Social Worker Appreciation Month
March is National Social Worker Month and to celebrate and recognize the important work social workers do to keep children and families safe, SEIU Local 721 is hosting special celebrations for the thousands of workers who dedicate their lives to social work.