LABOR BULLETIN

By Sheri Williams In early February, optometrists at University of California planned to hold an unfair labor practices strike to

By Sheri Williams In late January, members of the California Faculty Association won a new contract after shutting down campuses

By Sheri Williams As part of a union-backed bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown in 2016, California’s minimum wage rose

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Central Labor Council kicked off its election campaign in January, readying for a year of

By Sheri Williams California unions, and unions across the United States, had a strong year in 2023 with wins that

By Sheri Williams Faculty of the California State University system approved a series of one-day strikes in early December to

By Sheri Williams In a first-in-the-nation move, Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed legislation that will ensure a $25 dollar minimum

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Central Labor Council is calling for the resignation of Sacramento City Council member Sean Loloee

By Sheri Williams Hundreds of union members turned out for the largest Labor Day Picnic since the pandemic, filling Fairytale

By Sheri Williams In September, the Sacramento-Sierra’s Building and Construction Trades hosted a “Taking It to the Streets” Block Party

By Sheri Williams After a picket at the state capitol in which eight labor leaders were detained, the Local 1000

By Sheri Williams Healthcare workers across the state are protesting corporate owners of skilled nursing facilities for allegedly failing to

By Sheri Williams Even as Teamsters across the United States prepare for a possible strike against UPS, California Teamsters and