Results tagged “actions”

Tell SCIF Board "cuts are too deep"

April 30th may be the final day of work for hundreds of State Fund employees. 
Local 1000 is working hard to mitigate layoffs despite the agency's refusal to use all its vacancies to mitigate layoffs and end outsourcing contracts.  Management believes layoffs are the key to restructuring its State Fund's business model and the agency's future success in the workers compensation market. They don't understand how staff reductions impact customer service and employee morale. 


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Know Your Rights: Participating in union actions

Department of Insurance solidarity breakAs our bargaining teams work to secure a fair contract, your rights to take action in support of Local 1000 are protected by California state law and provisions in our union contract. If you are ever prevented from exercising your right to participate in any way, contact your Local 1000 job steward.

| Tags: actions, Dills Act, rights
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Bargaining Update: July 21

Members increasing actions statewide

Local 1000 President Yvonne Walker is calling on members to increase worksite actions statewide in support of our bargaining team as face-to-face contract discussions continue with the state.
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Members fight statewide

Sacramento members take actionMore than 20,000 say 'No' to minimum wage, 'Yes' to a fair contract

In an unprecedented display of activism, more than 20,000 Local 1000 members have engaged in work actions, made phone calls, written letters, sent e-mails and contacted their elected state representatives in support of our bargaining team and opposed to minimum wage.
| Tags: AB 1699, actions, contract, minimum wage
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No minimum wage for now

frontpage.pngA judge denied Gov. Schwarzenegger's legal request to immediately impose federal minimum wage on state workers - meaning that members will receive a full pay check on Aug. 1. The legal battle will continue next month.

Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Patrick Marlette said the technical issues raised by state Controller John Chiang merited a full hearing, most likely in August. Chiang has argued that the state's antiquated payroll system made it impossible for him to legally implement the governor's executive order for months.
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