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Robert Olson of CSU San Jose talks collective bargaining at the CSU Trustees meeting
Robert Olson introduced our Union's position in regard to upcoming bargaining sessions for the Skilled Trades workers at CSU.
Robert Olson of CSU San Jose talks collective bargaining at the CSU Trustees meeting
Robert Olson introduced our Union's position in regard to upcoming bargaining sessions for the Skilled Trades workers at CSU.
Implement fair salary steps NOW!
Local 2010 Skilled Trades Director Drew Scott told the CSU Trustees that the salary steps for CSU Skilled Trades workers that have not been given in the past 20+ years need to be implemented right away.
Implement fair salary steps NOW!
Local 2010 Skilled Trades Director Drew Scott told the CSU Trustees that the salary steps for CSU Skilled Trades workers that have not been given in the past 20+ years need to be implemented right away.
Christopher Rooney tells Trustees student and worker safety is at risk
Christopher Rooney, a Shop Steward at CSU Northridge, spoke about deferred maintenance across the CSU system and how it must be addressed to maintain safety for workers and students at all CSU campuses.
Christopher Rooney tells Trustees student and worker safety is at risk
Christopher Rooney, a Shop Steward at CSU Northridge, spoke about deferred maintenance across the CSU system and how it must be addressed to maintain safety for workers and students at all CSU campuses.
Cal Mason of CSU San Diego Addresses CSU Trustees
Cal Mason, a CSU San Diego Shop Steward, described how contracting out work and Public-Private Partnerships affect Skilled Trades workers at all CSU campuses.
Cal Mason of CSU San Diego Addresses CSU Trustees
Cal Mason, a CSU San Diego Shop Steward, described how contracting out work and Public-Private Partnerships affect Skilled Trades workers at all CSU campuses.
UCLA Steward Laura Newman explains how retirement increase would hurt workers
UCLA Service Engineer Laura Worsham Newman explained to the UC Board of Regents on Sept. 18 that a 1.5 percent retirement contribution increase could cause many UC employees to seek a second — even third — job in order to pay basic monthly household expenses.
UCLA Steward Laura Newman explains how retirement increase would hurt workers
UCLA Service Engineer Laura Worsham Newman explained to the UC Board of Regents on Sept. 18 that a 1.5 percent retirement contribution increase could cause many UC employees to seek a second — even third — job in order to pay basic monthly household expenses.
Teamsters 2010 Recording Secretary Ali Tweini Addresses UC Regents
Teamsters Local 2010 Recording Secretary Ali Tweini spoke on behalf of clerical members at the UC Board of Regents Sept. 18 at UCLA.
Teamsters 2010 Recording Secretary Ali Tweini Addresses UC Regents
Teamsters Local 2010 Recording Secretary Ali Tweini spoke on behalf of clerical members at the UC Board of Regents Sept. 18 at UCLA.
Ronald Richards, Admin Analyst at UCLA Addresses UC Regents on Retirement Plan
Ronald Richards, an Administrative Analyst at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, spoke Sept. 18 to the UC Board of Regents about how an increase in the employee contribution to the UC Retirement Plan will affect him and his colleagues.
Ronald Richards, Admin Analyst at UCLA Addresses UC Regents on Retirement Plan
Ronald Richards, an Administrative Analyst at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, spoke Sept. 18 to the UC Board of Regents about how an increase in the employee contribution to the UC Retirement Plan will affect him and his colleagues.
Son of UCSC Student Testifies Against Childcare Privatization
8-year-old Christopher Alonso, son of a current UCSC student, testified in front of the UC Regents on Tuesday, March 12 against the privatization of the childcare services which hurt UCSC workers, students, and families.
Son of UCSC Student Testifies Against Childcare Privatization
8-year-old Christopher Alonso, son of a current UCSC student, testified in front of the UC Regents on Tuesday, March 12 against the privatization of the childcare services which hurt UCSC workers, students, and families.
