SEIU Local 535

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Uniting To Win In 2007
In 2006, thousands of SEIU members in California voted to approve a bold plan that unites public sector workers and non-profit/private workers into four new SEIU regional locals.

In 2007, we unite to win. To find out which new local will represent you, click here.

Below are links to their new web sites:
SEIU Local 1021 (north)
SEIU Local 521(central north)
SEIU Local 721(central south)
SEIU Local 221 (south)--coming soon

The Unite to Win Plan
Andy Stern Message

Damita Davis Howard Letter to members
Hearings Officers' Report

Unite to Win Vote Results

Members Uniting To Win
Throughout the state, SEIU Local 535 members are voting YES for the ‘Unite To Win plan’

Unite To Win Regional Meetings

Click here to find out what members are saying about uniting regionally to win bigger…

Go to SEIU's website: www.caunitetowin.org

Sign the Unite To Win petition today!!

FEATUERED Campaigns in California

Tentative Agreement Reached with Sacramento County

Final Contract Settlement is Approved by 98% in Santa Clara County
Membership to focus on electing a governor that supports working family issues

Pat Brady pledges to elect Phil Angelides for Governor
Pat Brady of the Santa Clara County Workers Chapter pledges to vote for Phil Angelides for Governor.

SEIU 535 Members Speak Out

Check out what SEIU members had to say about re-electing Governor Schwarzenegger and the town hall endorsement process

From left to right: Phoury Chhun, Los Angeles County Chapter; Damita Davis-Howard, Local 535 Executive Director; Veronica Santos, DCFS Los Angeles County Chapter; Elva Marino, Kaiser Permanente Sunset RN

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