California State Employees Send SEIU a Message

by CPPEA July 2, 2010

  Concerned about the ongoing economic crisis and lack of leadership by their union, California State employees represented by SEIU have watched in dismay in recent years as millions of dollars were deducted from workers’ paychecks only to be funneled out of state into a variety of political campaigns and ideological causes. In June, 2010, [...] Read more »

The Latest News Is At SHOUT TV

by CPPEA June 6, 2010

SHOUT TV can be found at http://www.shouttv4u.com/. SHOUT TV is a name familiar to many California State Employees associated with SEIU Local 1000 reform.  Since 2007, SHOUT TV has been holding SEIU Leadership accountable, voicing the questions and concerns of Local 1000 members, fee-payers, and non-members alike. SHOUT TV will soon be airing its 100th [...] Read more »

Audit Shows up to 75% of SEIU expenses may be Non-Germane.

by CPPEA May 30, 2010
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Below you see an excerpt from an Audit of SEIU Non-Germane expenses paid by SEIU Members.   As you can see there is a good deal of money that can be saved by Filing a Non-Germane Objector form, and Challenging the expenses SEIU incurs with members dues.  According to the Audit summary (pg 18), up to 74.69% of Monthly dues was spent [...] Read more »

Step #1 – Quit SEIU Form

by CPPEA May 29, 2010

This is the link to the SEIU Membership Cancellation Form. NOTE:   STEP #1 and #2 forms are no longer available, please go directly to STEP #3. NOTE: When submitting your form in STEP #3, please send it directly to the CPPEA address on the form. [...] Read more »

Step #2 – Non-Germane Form

by CPPEA

Updated July 1, 2010 Congratulations to everyone who submitted their Non-Germane Objector Form by June 30! In June 2010, California State Employees concerned about their futire sent SEIU a message. If you filed a Non-Germane Objector Form, this year, remember… The Non-Germane Objector Form must be submitted every year, so if [...] Read more »

FIRE SEIU! – Decertify SEIU Petition

by CPPEA

Here is the link to the SEIU Decertification Petition. Document is in Adobe Acrobat format. Here is the link to the SEIU Decertification Petition for a single signature (this particular form is for one signature only, not a group of signatures). . NOTE: Petition should be Printed out, Signed and Mailed to CPPEA (address on [...] Read more »

Marin County Workers Abandon SEIU for Worker-Led Local

by CPPEA May 26, 2010
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In a vote described as overwhelming, Marin county public employees have severed their relationship with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in favor of  a new union established by former SEIU Local 1021 members. The new, worker-established, worker-led union is MAPE: Marin Association of Public Employees. The history behind the vote, described as a “major [...] Read more »

Former SEIU Members Discover The Power Of A Member-Led Union

by CPPEA May 25, 2010
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Here is encouraging news for SEIU members (and fee-payers) who are frustrated by a lack of support from their union: The story of one group of workers who ended their relationship with SEIU and discovered the power of a member-led union.

Rejected by Health Care Workers, SEIU Accused of Collusion with Management

by CPPEA May 24, 2010
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The LA Times has reported on an upcoming labor election at USC University Hospital in Los Angeles, describing it as highlighting “a deep rift in the labor movement” – a rift that will be familiar to many workers represented by SEIU. Last year, health care workers at USC rejected SEIU – described as “autocratic and [...] Read more »

One State Worker's Story and SEIU's Lack of Support

by CPPEA May 15, 2010
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When management ignores the rights of workers, members turn to their union. In the case of SEIU members, the response they get can be no response at all. This is the story of one California state worker who asked SEIU for help and never received a response.

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