LABOR BULLETIN

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Central Labor Council is working with unions and allies to ensure that all union workers

By Sheri Williams Albert “Al” Rojas, a Labor icon and champion of farmworker rights, passed away on March 20 in

By Sheri Williams As the pandemic continues to take its toll on frontline workers, the City of Sacramento has extended

By Sheri Williams Unions representing members that include doctors, instructors and support staff are battling Sacramento State to ensure the

By Sheri Williams The Service Employees International Union is taking the fight against the so-called gig economy into the courts

By Sheri Williams In the White House, in key states including Georgia, and in California races, unions played a pivotal

By Sheri Williams On Jan. 15, fast food workers across the U.S. staged actions to continue their fight for $15

By Mark GruenbergPAI Staff Writer WASHINGTON (PAI)—A continued shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE), slow distribution of anti-virus vaccines and

By Sheri Williams On December 23, Labor champion Dean Murakami, a fixture at the Sacramento Central Labor Council for decades,

Courtesy of National Nurses United Registered nurses who work in the Sutter Health’s Sutter Center for Psychiatry Hospital in Sacramento

By Sheri Williams When 2020 began, the upcoming elections seemed like the most pressing issue for union members and their

By Sheri Williams Labor-backed candidates for mayor and City Council in West Sacramento won in the November elections, marking a

By Sheri Williams Recently, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill crafted by union healthcare workers that created a first-in-the-nation law

By Martin Bennett A deepening COVID-19 crisis, now surging in most California agricultural counties, puts farmworkers in the pandemic’s crosshairs.

By Sheri Williams With the November election only days away, the Sacramento Central Labor Council is fighting to get union