Every year, Walt Disney Co. profits tens of billions of dollars, including earnings directly from their Disney theme parks. The corporation even receives subsidies from the city of Anaheim at [...]
In addition to wage increases, our members at LAX also won the emergency response training they need to be part of a comprehensive, “whole community” approach to maintaining safety. LAX will now [...]
In 2016, SEIU-USWW passed groundbreaking legislation that provides important new protections for janitors and new obligations for janitorial contractors. AB1978 requires that all janitorial [...]
On Thursday, May 17, USWW welcomed it 31 one new members to the airport division. Executives from G2 and the new members came together to formally count the cards signed by G2 members and ensure [...]
Airport workers are fighting to raise the Minimum Compensation Ordinance for the City and County of San Francisco. Today, USWW members from San Francisco International Airport workers stood with [...]
Disneyland has long been a place where dreams are made possible- where people hope to experience a unique blend of fantasy and history, and sometimes a bit of magic. We, the USWW members that [...]
As members enter their contract negotiations, a new study reveals that 1 and 10 Disney employees have experienced homelessness in the past two years. A group of USWW Members from the Disneyland [...]
Security at AT&T are fighting to get paid at the end of every season rather than through regular pay periods throughout the year. They argue that the end of the season is similar to a termination [...]
As janitors we often work alone in the evening or late at night. We clock in after the last worker has flipped off the lights and locked the door. It’s tough work done for little pay in the [...]
A recent study shows us all exactly how stark the situation has become. “Working for the Mouse: A Survey of Disneyland Employees,” was released by researchers at Occidental College and the [...]
