2014 was a year like no other. We are in the middle of an exciting and groundbreaking era for labor--and SEIU 721 has been at the forefront of this transformation. We are leading the fight on multiple fronts--working to protect middle-class jobs, push for a $15 minimum wage, and hold banks and Read More...
In the spirit of the season and to facilitate our rest and renewal as we approach a challenging 2015, all SEIU 721 offices will be closed on Thursday, December 25th Read More...
SEIU Local 721 members unanimously voted to approve a tentative agreement with Las Virgenes Municipal Water District on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2014.
The tentative agreement features 3.5% wage increases over the three Read More...
Tiny lights lit up the street in front of North Los Angeles Regional Center (NLACRC). Parents, special needs activists, community organizers, clergy and service coordinators held a solemn candle light vigil.
A number of parents of our special needs clients attended because Read More...
The NAACP Riverside Branch 1059 honored SEIU 721 Vice President Linda Dent, with its Foot Soldier award at the civil rights organization's Second Annual Labor Awards Dinner and Dance. The event took place on Saturday, Dec. 13, at the Radisson Hotel in Ontario.
The award is Read More...
As the sun peaked out under retreating storm clouds, the SEIU 721 City of Riverside chapter teamed up with Riverside County members, IBEW Local 47 and the Riverside Police Officers Association for a Read More...
Let's call on the NLACRC to show some compassion during this holiday season.
Come to the Candlelight Vigil
Wednesday, December 17, 5:30 pm
North LA County Regional Center
15400 Sherman Way, Van Nuys
Faces, Not Cases
North LA County Regional Center (NLACRC) is not complying with the law Read More...
It is time for the SEIU Local 721 34th Annual Holiday Toy Drive. The theme is "A Winter Wonderland." There are 3 ways to help:
DONATE A Toy
Bring an unwrapped toy by Dec. 15th to:
SEIU Local Read More...
We came together with community leaders and elected officials to ensure the stability of the workforce and the services that are desperately needed by one of LA's most under served areas.
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