LABOR BULLETIN

Sacramento Central Labor Council leader lays out a path forward By Dorothy Mills-Gregg Unions across the country are facing attack

Draft law creates two-tiered pay system that targets tipped workers and youth The Sacramento City Council is set to consider

Strike vote postponed in early October as contract extended Postdoctoral workers throughout the University of California are in contentious negotiations

Groundbreaking union organizing and immigrant rights effort still working today Dozens of SEIU members, including activists fighting to organize local

Two local Democrats vote in favor of anti-worker measure opposed by Labor Despite a nationwide effort by organized Labor, Congress

Local icon fought for workers rights and social justice Sacramento County’s Department of Health and Human Services administration office, located

SCLC endorses action during delegates meeting The SCLC has passed a resolution supporting the fight of farmworkers in the U.S.

Fighting against further attacks on pen- sions, more than 100 firefighters, teachers, police officers, school employees and others protested in

Seventy percent of Sacramento residents support immediately raising the minimum wage to $13.50 an hour, while 58 percent also are

Fast Food Workers and Union Members Seek $15 An Hour in Sacramento Fast food workers and union activists spoke out

SEIU Leading Drive to Unionize Low-Wage Security Workers at Tech Firms SEIU United Service Workers West members gathered at Arden

Local Icon Was Legendary for His Public Service Social justice icon Grantland Johnson, a tireless fighter for civil rights and

UFW Organizer Was Tireless Fighter for Civil Rights and Mentored Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta Iconic labor organizer Fred Ross,

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