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Alameda County General Chapter
Meets every 2nd Thursday
via Zoom
Meeting ID # 837 665 96575
San Joaquin County Bargaining Team Updates
Stay up to date with the latest updates from the bargaining table!
UPDATE: San Joaquin County members ratify 2022 – 2026 Contract
Our last contract with San Joaquin County expired on October 20, 2022. Below are the bargaining updates for the SEIU Local 1021 San Joaquin County chapter. The Bargaining Team’s job includes: Bargaining and making decisions at the negotiations table and working with the Contract Action Team to ensure strong activity at the worksites to support the bargaining.
- San Joaquin County Chapter Contract Ratification Vote Results – September 29, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Contract Ratification Update
- San Joaquin County Chapter Contract Highlights — September 12, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #11 – September 7, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – September 7, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #10 – August 31, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – August 31, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #9 – August 24, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – August 24, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #8 – August 17, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – August 17, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #7 – August 10, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – August 10, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #6 – July 27, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – July 27, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #5 – July 13, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – July 13, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #4 – June 30, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – June 30, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #3 – June 15, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – June 15, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #2 – June 1, 2022
- San Joaquin County Proposals – June 1, 2022
- San Joaquin County Chapter Bargaining Update #1 – May 18, 2022
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The County Says We’re Not a Priority
It's Time to Change That
Our Union Coalition Bargaining Team, representing 9 Unions and 6000 + County employees, met with the County management team the morning of Friday May 13th. The County’s negotiators continue to keep an outrageous proposal on the table, a “poison pill” proposal that will take money away from our general wage increases if we bargain over anything economic at our local union bargaining table. The County only moved 1% in wage increases in the last year of the contract from 3% to 4%. They did offer a one-time $2,000.00 pandemic relief payment, but it was unclear who would receive it.
Keep Showing Up for a Fair Contract!
SEIU Local 1021 Contra Costa County Bargaining Update
After meeting twice with County management as part of our union coalition, the County has not yet offered an acceptable economic proposal. To solve our staffing crisis, and to be fair to our dedicated County workers, we must receive a wage proposal that puts us well ahead of skyrocketing inflation and keeps us competitive with other Bay Area employers!
To show the County that we mean business, we will be holding a dozen rallies over the next few weeks: check out the schedule and RSVP at the following link (or scan the QR code with your smartphone camera):
Notification of Nominations for Alameda County Bargaining Team
Greetings from the 2022 Alameda County Bargaining Team Election Committee! We are pleased to announce the nomination period for our 2022 Alameda County Bargaining Team begins May 6th and will run for 30 days until June 5th. This nomination process marks the commencement steps for negotiations, where members will nominate other members or themselves into positions to represent them at the bargaining table.
In Alameda County, Management Says “Heroes Work Here” but They Aren’t Acting Like It
On Tuesday, April 26, hundreds of SEIU 1021 members from across Alameda County rallied outside a closed session of the Board of Supervisors to call for the sacrifices of members to be honored. The pandemic has led to an increased need for the vital services that frontline workers provide. Whether we’re called “public servants,” “disaster workers,” or “heroes,” it’s clear that we deserve recognition and that the County must invest in and reward its dedicated workforce.