Fabrizio Sasso

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC As we start a new year, one full of uncertainty, the Sacramento Central Labor

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC As 2024 draws to a close with anxiety and trepidation for our future, I

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC By the time you receive this issue, the election will be over—but we may

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC This week, we lost a giant in the labor movement—Bill Camp, my predecessor and

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC Happy Labor Day, and I do mean happy. For the first time in a

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC For nearly 80 years, the Sacramento Central Labor Council (CLC) and the United Way

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC Last year, Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed striking workers

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC As rumors swirl about the Oakland A’s considering relocating to Sutter Health Park in

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC In recent weeks, there has been a push by the California state government to

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC Disgraced Sacramento City Council member Sean Loloee resigned from office this month after being

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC It has been one stellar year for the Labor Movement, here in Sacramento and

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC President Biden made Labor history last month on the United Auto Workers picket line

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC Recently, I was detained by the California Highway Patrol at the Capitol swing space,

By Fabrizio SassoExecutive Director, Sacramento CLC Hotel workers. Actors. Baristas, delivery drivers and nursing home workers. Could there be any