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Post October 16, 2018

On Oct. 10, the Trump administration issued its proposed “public charge” rule—a rule that forces immigrants to choose between the well-being of their family or having a future in America. Any rule that jeopardizes a person’s right to healthcare, nutrition, housing, and other basic, vital services working people and low-income immigrant families need to thrive—is against America’s values.

It’s time to speak up and take a stand against this rule taking effect. Act Now!

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Post September 17, 2018

SF Citywide Bargaining Team Nominations (Final)
This announcement has been updated and all nominations have been confirmed.

If you need specific information about SF Citywide Bargaining Team Elections please contact Christina Hung at Christina.Hung@seiu1021.org.

Event October 11, 2018 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm

ALCO General Chapter Meeting Via Zoom
Video Conference into the meeting from home and participate.

October 11th will be the first attempt at ALCO GENERAL CHAPTER having a zoom/meeting where members can sit at the home computer and log in to participate at chapter meeting. This is a pilot, 100 people can participate and we will track how successful it is. This came from the membership and I want to thank them for the suggestion.

Time for them to log in is 6:00pm official start time of the chapter meeting.

Use this Link: https://zoom.us/j/259751195

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Post October 3, 2018

SFMTA Service Critical Bargaining Team Election
ALL MEMBERS are encouraged to participate in the vote.

PARKING CONTROL OFFICERS [2]:

Trevor Adams
Sterling Haywood
Michael Young

CAR CLEANER [1]:

Tanya Brown
Reginald Drake
Brian James
Charles Whitbeck

SR. CAR CLEANER [1]

VACANT (no nominees)

ELECTED/ACCLAIMED

SR.

Article October 2, 2018

Stopping Threats to Healthcare and Social Services Programs
Newly-Proposed Public Charge Rule Change Targets Working Families and Low Income Immigrants

On September 27, Asian Health Services workers joined community leaders to condemn the newly-proposed public charge rule that would make it impossible for working people and low-income immigrants who participate in healthcare and social services programs to receive a green card.

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Article September 25, 2018

Stand With Santa Clara University Adjunct Faculty and Lecturers

Fall classes at Santa Clara University (SCU) start this week, and faculty and students are ramping up their organizing efforts. They’re urging Father Engh, the president of Santa Clara University, and the Board of Trustees to reverse their decision denying faculty a free and fair process to unionize.