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Uniting behind the 'Unite To Win Plan'

SEIU members throughout California are uniting behind the California Unite to Win Plan to build stronger local unions that can win a better future for working families and provide our communities with the services they need.

Read what SEIU Local 535 members are saying about the Unite to Win plan.

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	Allan Cohen Social Case Work Specialist II Contra Costa County “By restructuring we will be able to bargain stronger contracts for all our members--because we’re stronger together. .
	Alana M. Williams Senior Service Assistant City of Berkeley “Stronger together, power in numbers”
	Cecily Rogers Administrative Assistant Jewish Community Center SF “I think that having 20 locals in CA is too many. We can communicate better with the other locals. With 4 locals, each local can have a better idea of what their members are doing and need.”
	ANGELA INGRAM-WILLIAMS Eligibility Worker Alameda County "The more I read the ‘Unite to Win’ plan, I understand what we are doing would create many positive things. Now, I embrace change. I am confident other SEIU members, with information, will embrace change as well"
	David Mulvey Service Coordinator Tri-Counties Regional Center “My plan is to work to make sure industry councils are established to connect workers around industry specific issues statewide.”
	Deshay D. Ford Service Coordinator II Tri-Counties Regional Center “Whe can contribute our resources. We will have more political power. We can concentrate our efforts to support legislation which will benefit our union and its members.”
	Eric Burns Life Skills instructor Contra Costa County “An opportunity to unite is an opportunity for progress and moving forward.”
	George Diaz Eligibility Worker Supervisor San Francisco County “Bigger family bigger fight.”
	Geri McFarland Management Analyst Berkeley Gwen Jones Supervising Lib Assistant Berkeley “To strengthen the possibilities of better benefits.”
	Edward A. Roman Gain Services Worker/Job Counselor Los Angeles County “The American Labor movement plays a critical role in driving domestic social policy. Our union predecessors of the 20’s. 30’s, and 40’s taught us an invaluable lesson about organizing along industrial lives; the labor leaders of yester years are able to force a vanished workforce that exceeded 80%. It is time to reorganize and regain our leadership role in driving U.S. social policy."

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