SEIU Local 99 Analysis

By diamondkid

  • March & Rally at LAUSD HQ, Downtown L.A.

    LAUSD and SEIU continue contract negotiations. SEIU Local 99 is unsatisfied with how LAUSD neglects needs with minimal wage increase, etc.
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    SEIU Local 99 Strike

  • SEIU Local 99 Bargaining Team Declares Impasse with LAUSD

    Impasse is declared to show no progress is possible under conditions, a state official will have to intervene in negotiations between the district and SEIU Local 99 workers.

  • SEIU Local 99 Voting Period Begins

    SEIU Local 99 Members at schools throughout LAUSD vote for strike authorization. SEIU Local 99 speak of wages, hours, benefits, and respect.

  • UTLA vote to support SEIU Local 99 in a strike

  • SEIU Local 99 Voting Period Ends

  • LAUSD Strike Authorization Vote Count

    96% of members of SEIU Local 99 voted to strike for livable wages, more working hours, and respect.

  • SEIU Local 99 Members Hold Picket Lines & Announce Cancellation of Contract with LAUSD

    The cancellation comes after negotiations prove unsuccessful and allows for strike action.

  • SEIU Local 99 Bargaining Team Announces 3-Day Unfair Practice Charges Strike

    "This is a lawful strike to protest the district’s unfair practices, including threats, interrogation, and surveillance of members who participated in last month’s strike vote." Taken from https://www.seiu99.org/2023/03/11/ready-to-strike-at-lausd/

  • SEIU Local 99 and UTLA Joint Rally in front of LA City Hall

  • Strike Dates are Announced for March 21-23

  • LAUSD Files Charges Against SEIU Local 99 for Unlawful Strike

  • California Public Employment Relations Board denies LAUSD Charges Against SEIU Local 99 for Unlawful Striking

  • State-wide SEIU Members Announce Solidarity with SEIU Local 99

  • SEIU Local 99 Strike Begins; Teachers, Parents, and Students Stand in Solidarity

  • SEIU Local 99 Strike Ends

  • SEIU Local 99 Bargaining Team Reaches Agreements with LAUSD

    The agreement is negotiated with the help of LA City Mayor, Karen Bass.