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Cal/OSHA fines L.A. County Superior Court more than $25K for safety violations during COVID-19 pandemic

After COVID-19 outbreaks and the deaths of at least four people who worked in Los Angeles County courthouses, California‘s workplace safety agency plans to fine the local court system more than $25,000 for multiple violations.

Cal/OSHA fines L.A. County Superior Court more than $25K for safety violations during COVID-19 pandemic

AFSCME Local 127 Goes to Bat for Member's Job

When former President Barack Obama established the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, he gave more than 800,000 people, brought to the United States as children, a way to avoid deportation and apply for driver’s licenses, work permits, and social security numbers.

AFSCME Local 127 Goes to Bat for Member's Job

Endorsement Meeting for State Senate, District 36

Join us for our next PLAC meeting on June 24 at 6PM! Council 36 members register at bit.ly/3zBIUP4 or email [email protected]

Endorsement Meeting for State Senate, District 36

AFSCME Local 2229 Holds Picket Outside AUSD Office

On June 1, AFSCME Local 2229 with ABC Unified School District held a picket.

The purpose of the picket was to draw attention to the fact that the School Board refuses to recognize our members in the same way that they recognize teachers.

AFSCME Local 2229 Holds Picket Outside AUSD Office

AFSCME Local 609 Ratifies Their First Contract

Congratulations to Local 609 members! In 2019, employees at Public Counsel voted overwhelmingly to join AFSCME District Council 36. Now, two years later, they have ratified their first contract.

AFSCME Local 609 Ratifies Their First Contract