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California Unions in the News for May 28, 2010

Another union election is completed in southern California and we can welcome a group of newly unionized workers at 3 northern California based businesses.

Your EAA Board of Governors Announces Election Endorsements

Finding that these candidates are well-qualified for their positions, your Board of Governors announces that EAA has endorsed: 

Holly J. Mitchell,   California Assembly District 47.

Mark K. Ameli,    Los Angeles Superior Court Judge No. 28. 

Unions in the News for early May 2010

The Los Angeles Times explains the good that unions do, it’s official for a new union president (who now faces still another corruption crisis), the same union agrees to furloughs, an expose of the widespread effects of a management lockout of workers, and a long overdue victory for labor in the transportation sector.

Organizational Chart Is Now Available

A new organizational chart is now availalble under the "About EAA" drop-down or on the "Benefits and Resources" page. 

Union News Beyond Los Angeles

The United States House of Representatives reports on ACORN, there's a new logo about, more action, and a red revolt!

Unions in the News at mid-month

We report the news that we have found this week about unions, but seem to have only found negative news items for SEIU with positives for other unions.   We will continue to publish these for the benefit of all City employees, since we are certain SEIU does not publicize these facts.

SEIU CONTINUES IN THE BAD NEWS DURING 2010

Both Sternburger With Fries and Beyond Chron take SEIU to task for their anti-employee antics.

Leaving SEIU and Joining NUHW

"Leaving SEIU and Joining NUHW" is an open letter by Paul Krehbiel to SEIU members and staff and is found on several websites including that of our brothers and sisters at NUHW.

SEIU News from December 14, 2009

Tips for SEIU, Anatomy of an SEIU Raid, SEIU Brings Fear, and a SPECIAL BULLETIN REGARDING ANDY STERN

EAA Democracy and SEIU Dictatorship Explained

Democracy in EAA Compared to Dictatorship in SEIU. </strong></p><p>