LABOR BULLETIN

In an annual tradition that grows each year, union members and their supporters gathered in February for the annual Sacramento

By Sheri Williams Showing support for federal workers who went weeks without paychecks during the government shutdown, dozens of union

By Sheri Williams Thousands of people from across Sacramento, including many in the Labor family, came together in January to

By Sheri Williams About 4,000 members of the National Union of Healthcare Workers staged a five-day strike across California in

By Greg Larkins AFL-CIO/United Way Every year the Governor’s Office reaches out to the Sacramento Central Labor Council to provide

By Sheri Williams Sacramento’s Labor community won many victories and achieved significant accomplishments throughout the year, ending 2018 with union

By Sheri Williams When the devastating Camp Fire hit Paradise and the surrounding towns in Northern California, firefighters, police and

By Sheri Williams Almost 40,000 health care workers took to the picket lines statewide in October for a three-day action

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Community Stabilization and Fair Rent Charter Amendment has qualified for the 2020 ballot. Backed by

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Central Labor Council held its 19th Annual Salute to Labor Awards in September, drawing hundreds

By Claire Mitchell Few California cities have a richer labor history than Sacramento. Starting as early as 1894 with its

By Sheri Williams Sacramento labor leaders and union members are helping to lead the fight for affordable housing in the