CSEA Chapter 767
California School Employees Association
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WelcomeThe California School Employees Association is the largest classified school employees union in the United States. CSEA represents nearly 220,000 classified employees in California. CSEA was formed in 1927 by a determined group of Oakland custodians who saw the need to gain rights and benefits for themselves and other classified employees. Through this initial determination, CSEA proved to be an organization that would stand the test of time. In 2001, CSEA members voted to become an independently chartered union of the AFL-CIO. CSEA continues to thrive as a member-run union, democratically controlled by member volunteers in more than 750 local chapters throughout California.Latest newsRob Feckner: "Your retirement is safe and sound"
Fellow CSEA members, both active and retired (as well as our staff), I feel the need to take a minute of your time to address the current stock market situation and how it affects your retirement. Your retirement is SAFE and SOUND. Yes, we at PERS ... Views: 68 • Comments: 0 • Write comments [ Read all ] Governor Vetoes CSEA Sponsored Legislation
Governor Schwarzenegger has vetoed two CSEA sponsored bills. SB 840 (Kuehl) which would have created a comprehensive, universal health care system in California and; AB 2167 (De Leon) which would have protected classified school employees from false ... Views: 45 • Comments: 0 • Write comments [ Read all ] Ask Gov. Schwarzenegger to sign SB 840
Senate Bill 840 (Kuehl), the California Universal Health Care Act, has been approved by the state legislature and is on its way to the Governor’s desk. You may recall that Gov. Schwarzenegger vetoed similar legislation two years ago, but that does... Views: 53 • Comments: 0 • Write comments [ Read all ] State Legislative Update: End of Session (sort of)
Both houses of the Legislature adjourned Sunday, August 31st wrapping up their work on bills for the 2008 session, but remain on call until they pass the 2008-2009 State Budget. This year’s budget stalemate has broken all records as the longest the... Views: 44 • Comments: 0 • Write comments [ Read all ] Legislature Unable to Pass Budget Yet
The legislature was unable to pass a budget on this Sunday, their last day of the 2007-08 Session. As we sent out in the prior Pac News Flash, there were several proposed compromises, but Republican legislators refused to agree to a temporary sales ... Views: 48 • Comments: 0 • Write comments [ Read all ] |
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