Announcements – SEIU-USWW

Disneyland Contract Bargaining Update
September 29, 2021
Our next scheduled bargaining date with Disney is on October 5th. Please contact your Organizer or Shop Steward to find out how you can get involved in the fight to win a better contract. Below are some updates on where we are currently. Vaccinations: after meeting several times with Disney, they have not offered any acceptable …

Division: Allied/Entertainment
Stand with Essential Workers in Safeway Stores!
April 14, 2021
Stand with Essential Workers who work in Safeway stores.

Division: Janitorial
Stand with Janitors Who Work at Safeway
March 29, 2021
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Division: Allied/Entertainment
Stand with Racetrack Workers During the Pandemic
December 4, 2020

Division: Allied/Entertainment
Apoyar a los trabajadores del hipódromo durante la pandemia
December 3, 2020

Division: Allied/Entertainment
Disney Letter from President Huerta
October 29, 2020
If you would like to read the Memorandum of Understanding click HERE

Division: Allied/Entertainment
Disney memorandum of understanding
October 20, 2020
Below is the signed Memorandum of Understanding resulting from the layoff effects negotiations that SEIU USWW, along with the other Master Services unions, negotiated with Disney over the last few weeks.

Division: Allied/Entertainment
Tell Gov. Newsom to sign AB 3216/ El gobernador Newsom firma AB 3216
September 9, 2020
Phone number: 916-445-2841 Script: Hello, my name is [YOUR NAME]. I live in [YOUR CITY] and I’m a [YOUR JOB – janitor, security officer, etc]. I’m calling to urge Governor Newsom to sign AB 3216 for a “right of recall” so we have a chance to get our jobs back. It is workers like me …
Spencer: Informe las infecciones de COVID a nuestro Sindicato.
September 2, 2020
Spencer: Informe las infecciones de COVID a nuestro Sindicato.

Division: Janitorial
Sign the Petition to Support Healthy Airports
July 16, 2020
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 Disneyland in California. But their workers still aren’t being paid a living wage.