“The Pain Was So Bad…I Had To Go Into the Bathroom Just to Cry.”
Gerson Escalante, a dental assistant at Watts Health Center, experienced first-hand what happens in a health crisis when you don’t
Gerson Escalante, a dental assistant at Watts Health Center, experienced first-hand what happens in a health crisis when you don’t
Health care worker Luz Leon is facing a choice that is all to familiar to many people: put food on
With city parks and programs on the chopping block, Cathie Chavez, an environmental specialist for the City of LA, explains
Dozens of community members came to a forum on the Glendale Health Center Saturday, February 20. They heard about the
When’s the last time you felt a politician understood what it’s like to work and raise a family in America? In
Akbar Chatman, a substance abuse counselor, talks about how the Recovery Act helped Los Angeles County continue to provide core
SEIU 721 members in the Inland Region hold the first ever Vision Conference, gathering elected officials and local leaders to
Custodians at Los Angeles County’s busiest public hospital are working to ensure patient safety and satisfaction.
The LA County Board of Supervisors is currently considering a proposal to privatize the Glendale Health Center. The plan would
The LA County Board of Supervisors is currently considering a proposal to privatize the Glendale Health Center. The plan would
Inland Region members embark on a new year of partnership and collaboration to successfully meet the needs of Riverside County
Inland region member Rick Gay discusses why he voted to support the bylaws.
Court employee Ciara Tymony answers the phones at one of LA County’s busiest traffic courts. On Wednesday, July 15, she
City workers represented by SEIU 721 have won a “Better Way for LA” that will prioritize direct service, help the
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The crisis in our country is hitting Riverside. Hear about our plan to protect services and the families and residents
Over a thousand community members and county workers gathered at the LA County Hall of Administration on June 22 to
Over a thousand community members and county workers gathered at the LA County Hall of Administration on June 22 to
More than 100 court employees went to Burbank to deliver petitions to top Superior Court leaders. Our message: Keep courts
Budget cuts mean kids will lose health care, students will miss out on college, and elderly Californians will be forced
200 California Court employees converged in San Francisco on May 28 to meet with top Court officials and speak about
Mental health workers throughout California oppose Prop 1E on the May 19 ballot because it will strip funding for vital
Mental health workers throughout California oppose Prop 1E on the May 19 ballot because it will strip funding for vital