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The Antelope Valley Runs on Child Care Rally and Picket Join us on Wednesday, May 31st!
Family Child Care Providers across California, particularly in the Antelope Valley, are struggling to keep their doors open due to low pay. SEIU Local 99-Child Care Providers United members are demanding the Governor to bargain in good faith by [Read more]
Upcoming SEIU Local 99 Regional Membership Meetings
Come learn more about how family child care providers are coming together in their union to win a second contract with the state of California that includes: Pay that covers the true cost of running your [Read more]
Join the Action On the Capitol For Quality Child Care For All!
Take a bus ride to Sacramento and join thousands of child care providers, education workers, parents, and child care advocates in the state capital to send a strong message to Governor Newsom: Respect Providers! Invest in child care now! Family [Read more]
General Election 2022: We Made Our Voices Heard!
November 9, 2022 - Votes are still being counted and the final results of key races may take some time. However, one thing is clear in this year’s General Election – SEIU Local 99 members made our voices heard. [Read more]
SEIU Local 99’s Ballots and a Movie Matinee Saturday, October 15th
All members of SEIU Local 99 are invited to join our union's Ballots and a Movie Matinee on Saturday, October 15. Be sure to look for your ballot in the mail and bring it to the movie. Family & friends are welcome.
Statement of SEIU Leaders on Los Angeles City Leadership Failure
SEIU California leaders with membership in the Los Angeles area have convened to discuss the remarks that were made public yesterday involving a conversation among City Council President Nury Martinez, Councilmember Kevin de León, Councilmember Gil Cedillo, and Los [Read more]