It’s turning out to be a very happy new year for LA Superior Courts employees, who voted overwhelmingly to ratify a three-year Tentative Agreement. The new contract will offer salary increases of up to 10.7%* for BU 860 – and up to 9%* for BU 861 and BU 867. The … Read More
The results are in! San Bernardino Courts employees have voted overwhelmingly to approve a strong tentative agreement that uplifts our work and the residents we serve. Our resounding yes vote locks in across the board salary increases, an increase in medical coverage subsidies and a $1,000 bonus! TENTATIVE AGREEMENT OVERVIEW … Read More
Court Reporter Online Voting Open for 48 Hours Our union has reached a strong tentative agreement that lifts up all of LA Superior Courts! To accommodate court reporter schedules, BU 861 will be able to vote on ratification online for a 48 hour period. To view your TA summary, click … Read More
We did it! After months of exhaustive contract negotiations, LA Superior Courts has reached a Tentative Agreement on an excellent three year contract! Members will receive an increase in salary, guaranteed fully-paid medical and dental, and more! We achieved all of this by standing together to make our collective voice … Read More
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
Over 1,000 SEIU 721 and AFSCME LA Superior Court workers rallied outside the Stanley Mosk Courthouse on Thursday to stand up for quality services for our communities. Court workers across LA County, including those in Airport, Alhambra, Antelope Valley, Central Civil West, Chatsworth, Children’s Court, Compton, Downey, East LA, … Read More
SEIU members across the state have conducted a transparent, democratic process, interviewing dozens of candidates for statewide offices. SEIU 721 members have been a part of that process, and have also endorsed candidates for local offices who support working families and the communities we serve. Now it’s important that we … Read More
Los Angeles— Less than 24 hours after the U.S. Supreme Court ushered in the so-called “Right to Work” era for public sector workers, hundreds of union workers from a cross-section of L.A. unions united at City Hall to denounce the court decision and show their solidarity. The colorful display of … Read More
The Janus v. AFSCME Supreme Court decision, which is expected to establish nation-wide Right to Work (for less) in the public sector, will likely arrive sometime before the end of June, and anti-worker forces like the Freedom Foundation are already preparing to do everything they can to strip public sector workers of … Read More