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An Update and a Call to Action
May 8, 2020

Please Join Us to Show the City That We Are United Tuesday, May 16 5:30 p.m. Car Caravan Around Lake Merritt

Dear City of Oakland co-worker:

This week has mostly been more of the same from the City of Oakland. They have implemented plans that hurt workers without planning or meeting with the workers in advance, they have engaged in dishonest budgeting that seems more interested in hiding money than using it, and they abruptly cancelled a City Council meeting where important votes were scheduled to deal with the pandemic and appoint the new City Administrator. 

This update covers three items: 

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A MESSAGE FROM CITY OF OAKLAND CHAPTER PRESIDENT FELIPE CUEVAS
May 1, 2020

Good afternoon, SEIU 1021 City of Oakland members, 
 
I want to provide an update on various items about the City’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and Union’s involvement.  So far, the city has been doing close to the minimum and the union has advocated for more family-friendly and worker-friendly policies as well as addressing PPE and safety concerns. We have won quite a lot from the City so far, but there are more battles ahead.
 

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Trainings 2018
Spring 2018 Classes

Basic Steward Training

FAIRFIELD Office
Thurs., April 12/ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm,
2300 Boynton Ave, Suite 200, Conf. Rm. A
Fairfield, CA

SAN FRANCISCO Office 
Tues., May 1 / 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
350 Rhode Island, Suite 100, Conf. Rm. A
San Francisco, CA

SANTA ROSA Office
Wed., May 16 / 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
600 B Street, Santa Rosa, CA

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A statement from SEIU 1021 President Joseph Bryant

A statement from SEIU 1021 President Joseph Bryant:
Brothers, Sisters and SEIU Family,

I sit down to write this with a heavy heart, a grieved soul and sheer anger running through my veins as I watch the video of George Floyd being murdered by the police. It is yet another of many disturbing illustrations of how unbridled structural racism in this country means that a Black person cannot jog, drive, stand in front of a store, play with toys or even bird watch without facing death or the threat of death.

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Show Up for Oakland City Services!

Mayor Libby Schaaf recently said on KTVU Channel 2 that she stood for “people before profits.” This is just not true, as our temporary, part-time co-workers who were just issued layoff notices can prove.

We need to hold the Mayor and the City administrators to their words. That’s why on Tuesday, May 26, SEIU 1021 & IFPTE 21 members will take a car caravan around Lake Merritt to say #NoCutsToCityServices during COVID-19. 

Join us at 5:30 pm in the parking lot next to the Lucky’s Supermarket at 207 E 18th St. We want to be visible and show our unity, so we will have signs for your back side windows, or you can use a purple shirt. We will be observing all social distancing guidelines.

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Take Action To Save Jobs and Services
Call your US Senator at 844-967-2163

As the impending economic impact the COVID-19 outbreak will have on our communities comes into focus, we have seen many employers already calling for cuts to services and staff. We know there are difficult times ahead, but many of our communities have not yet fully recovered from the last recession. Cutting services further and not safeguarding against privatization would be devastating for millions, including SEIU 1021 members.

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Join Our Car Caravan
Around Lake Merritt, Tuesday, May 26, 2020, @ 5:30 p.m.

 Show Up for City Services 

NO CUTS DURING COVID 

 Starting at 5, come to the parking lot next to the Lucky Supermarket (207 E 18th St, Oakland) and we will put a poster on your car for visibility! (Or put a purple t-shirt on your back right window.)  Then we will circle the lake clockwise (lake on your right) to show that we’re united in opposition to the current layoffs of our temporary, part-time co-workers and the Mayor’s threatened further cuts.

We will be observing all social distancing protocols for this action.