LABOR BULLETIN

One of Sacramento’s most respected and beloved Labor leaders, Jack L. Loveall, passed away last month after a years-long battle

By Sheri Williams Thousands of marchers took to the streets of Sacramento to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther

By Sheri Williams More than 70 Labor volunteers helped kick off the Sacramento Central Labor Council’s campaign for the upcoming

By Sheri Williams Facing a drastic shortage of healthcare workers in the state, SEIU-UHW and Kaiser Permanente have formed a

By Sheri Williams As 2019 draws to a close, Sacramento’s Labor community is reflecting back on a year filled with

By Sheri Williams A day after AFSCME 3299, the union representing 26,000 University of California Service and Patient Care workers,

By Sheri Williams Building Trades members came together with partners and politicians recently to celebrate the success of Project Labor

By Sheri Williams Sacramento’s Labor community joined with friends and allies in October to celebrate the 20th annual Salute to

By Sheri Williams Hundreds of union families came together on Labor Day to celebrate a year of successes and the

By Sheri Williams Tens of thousands of Kaiser Permanente union workers in California and across the nation have won a

By Sheri Williams After a fierce fight to protect working people from skyrocketing housing costs, Labor and its community allies

By Sheri Williams Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers West members in California voted in August to approve a strike.

Six-year-old Stephen Luciano Romero was the youngest victim of the mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival last month. His

By Sheri Williams City workers with Local 39 picketed in front of City Hall last month to protest low wages,