LAUSD Strike Vote: Make a Plan to Vote
LAUSD Strike Vote: Make a Plan to Vote
Starting Monday, February 2, LAUSD members will begin voting on whether to authorize a strike.
This strike vote is a critical moment for all workers who keep LAUSD running every day. After months of stalled negotiations and disrespect at the table, it’s time for members to decide how far they are willing to go to win the wages, staffing, and working conditions LAUSD schools and students deserve.
Voting will take place at schools and worksites across LAUSD.
Click the button below to see the up-to-date list of all in-person strike vote locations, dates, and times so you can easily find when and where to vote.
Check the link often, as new vote times and locations will continue to be added!
Don’t see your worksite listed?
Click here to sign up to host a strike vote at your school or worksite so your coworkers can vote together.
Report Unfair Labor Practices
As we conduct this strike vote, members may encounter bullying to discourage participation. Some of the most common ways bosses intimidate union members include:
- Surveillance – Watching your every move and eavesdropping, especially when talking about union business.
- Punishment – Retaliating against you for participating in union meetings/actions
- Interrogation – Asking questions like, “do you support a strike?”
- Threats – Like threatening to fire you if you strike.
If you experience any of this, please go seiu99.org/lausd and tap the “Report ULP” button as soon as possible.
Membership Reminder
Only members are eligible to vote. If you are not yet a member and want a voice in this decision, you can still sign up before voting.
Click here to become a member now.
This vote is about our power and our future. Make a plan to vote, talk with your coworkers, and stay connected for updates throughout the voting period.

