SEIU Local 721 President’s Report for November 2016
The Fight Is Just Beginning
The election on November 8th should have been a triumph for working people and our country. Instead it was a tragedy.
News
Riverside City Council Approves Contract
The new contract includes $1,500 in bonuses by July 1, 2017, raises of between 6% -15% during the life of the contract, new paid holidays, and an increase in employer contributions for healthcare over the first year of the contract
County of Ventura – Over 100 Strong at the BOS!
SEIU Local 721 County of Ventura members showed up in full force at the Tues., Nov. 15 Board of Supervisors meeting!
Ventura County Members Say “Invest in our Community!”
Now more than ever we have to unite to fight for our community. We are gearing up the field and our unity and solidarity will provide the foundation to move the county in the right direction.
However, the county’s offer is NOT a commitment to invest in our community!
Together We Won In California
There’s too much at stake for our members and our communities to not be leading advocates for a better Californi
Nothing Will Stand in the Way of Achieving Our Vision of a Better Future for All Working Families
SEIU Local 721 Members Stand United With Our Community Partners to Ensure President-Elect Trump’s Divisive Agenda Does Not Obstruct Our Vision for An America That Must Rise Together
Victory of Hate Will Not Slow the Momentum of Working People; Nothing Will Stand in the
Way of Achieving Our Vision of a Better Future for All of California’s Working Families
LA LGBT Center Workers Reach Historic Tentative Agreement
Proposed Contract Offers Career Ladders and Living Wages for LGBTQI Workers and Allies LOS ANGELES–After several months of contract bargaining sessions, the Los Angeles LGBT Center management and workers represented by SEIU Local 721 have reached a tentative agreement offering fair pay increases for all workers, including a groundbreaking path … Read More
County of Ventura – Count Me IN, I’ll Be There At The BOS!
While County of Ventura families are reeling from the upcoming healthcare premium rate hikes, the Ventura County Board of Supervisors are taking care of their first order of business, MANAGEMENT RAISES!
County of Ventura Bargaining Update – October 31 2016
Make no bones about it – the County’s proposed wage increases will not even cover the health insurance rate hikes.
721 Members Overwhelmingly Vote to Raise Up Riverside City!
The newly ratified 2016-2020 contract covers over Riverside City workers who were negotiating with the City since the Spring and were working without a contract since July 1st.