SEIU California

SEIU CA has suspended our campaign activities and expenditures following extremely troubling allegations of sexual misconduct by Eric Swalwell. Our leaders will be meeting and will proceed on next steps through the democratic process laid out in our bylaws.

Monthly safety reports. Fines for violations. Faster response times. #SB1246 authored by @sendavecortese brings transparency to autonomous vehicles on California streets. Gig drivers are driving progress and speaking out to make sure that streets are safe for all. #CaLeg #AVSafety

BIG NEWS: Welcome to our new President – @ArnulfoSEIU2015! A third-generation labor leader and lifelong champion for working people, Arnulfo will lead 750,000 SEIU members across California as we fight for dignity, justice, and a democracy that works for all of us. seiuca.org/press-releases…

NEW POLL: 2 in 3 CA voters believe our democracy is under attack and voice overwhelming support for stronger state laws to protect voting rights. We’re proud to join the California Democracy Partnership in supporting the CA Voting Rights Act of 2026 to protect and strengthen our democracy. latimes.com/california/sto…

2 years later and the results are in: California's $20 fast food minimum wage not only raised wages for hundreds of thousands of workers, it also resulted in NO JOB LOSSES and MINIMAL price changes.  bit.ly/41f921c @IRLEUCB @CAFastFoodUnion

Democracy belongs to the people who keep this state running. It’s time our laws reflected that. We join the California Democracy Partnership and @SenCervantes in supporting the California Voting Rights Act of 2026. We’re ending voter suppression, expanding language access, and ensuring every worker’s voice is heard. cademocracypartnership.org/CVRA26

Autonomous vehicles are here. Safety rules should be too. California drivers and workers rallied today for #SB1246 (@sendavecortese) – demanding accountability when robotaxis fail. seiuca.org/press-releases…

Resources for survivors of sexual assault: doloreshuerta.org/sexual_assault… yabastacenter.org valor.us/category/advoc…

SEIU members are a majority women of color. We are workers, immigrants, and mothers.  Today we saw our sister Dolores Huerta and other incredible and brave survivors tell their stories despite the significant pain it caused them and their families. We honor their courage and pledge our support to these women and all survivors of rape, assault, and exploitation.  No movement is about one person, but the strength that comes from standing together. Like the janitors who found their power in the Ya Basta movement after facing rape on the night shift, Dolores and other survivors show us that breaking the silence and embracing each other in solidarity are how we survive - and how we leave a safer world to our daughters.

The 750,000 members of SEIU California are proud to endorse @EricSwalwell for Governor – someone who will stand up against Trump's MAGA agenda, and fight alongside workers to #UnRigCA. seiuca.org/press-releases…

Our system is rigged in favor of wealthy corporations and the people who run and own them. But rules that are rigged can be UN-rigged. Today we are launching a multi-year campaign to make corporations and their owners pay their fair share. #UnRigCA seiuca.org/press-releases…

SEIU members across CA will fight to defend our democracy and right to vote from Trump and MAGA extremists. Thank you to @CAGovernor Newsom, Senate President Pro Tem @MoniqueLimonCA, & Speaker @RobertRivas_CA for standing with working people. gov.ca.gov/2026/03/05/gov…

Trump loved talking about the cost of living, especially the price of eggs, chicken and butter, but paused on beef. Which is ironic, since everything else was bull. Inflation of groceries is up nearly a percent since December: the largest single month increase since 2022.

On the absurd pettiness front, guards at the notorious South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, raided family dormitories in the prison Tuesday, (sacurrent.com/news/san-anton…) to search for and destroy children’s letters or drawings depicting conditions at the family. Absolutely terrible.

Trump's illegal tariffs did exactly what they intended to. They allowed corporations to jack up prices at the register for every working family. Now that SCOTUS struck them down, do you think mega corporations will lower prices or refund consumers? Nope. They're just going to pocket the profits and report another record earnings report. The system is rigged, and families are suffering. #unrigca nbcnews.com/politics/supre…

What’s good for workers is good for CA. Thank you @CAgovernor, @MoniqueLimonCA, @CASpeakerRivas, @SenJohnLaird, @Scott_Wiener & @jessearreguin for investing in Bay Area transit & the workers who keep CA moving. Strong transit = good union jobs, clean air & thriving communities. #AB117 #SB117 seiuca.org/press-releases…

While working families get squeezed by the Trump administration’s cuts to healthcare & food assistance, corporate profits are hitting record highs. We are DONE picking up the tab for corporate freeloaders. #UnRigCA

Telework saves money, cuts pollution, and recruits the workforce Californians rely on. #AB1729 by @alex_lee brings transparency, real data on costs, & accountability for RTO mandates. We stand with @SEIU1000 for smart, equitable state policy that respects state workers. lee.asmdc.org/press-releases…

If there’s one thing we know about multi-national corporations, it’s this: They will always find a new way to put profits over people. Whether it’s poverty wages that force workers onto the safety net or shuffling paper profits to cheat our schools — if there’s a scheme, they’ll use it. Enough is enough. It’s time to pay up and #UnrigCA #AB1790

This video shows exactly what working people in California already know — the system is rigged. Millions of us struggle with rent, groceries, child care, and health care while giant corporations walk away paying less in state taxes than a school bus driver or nurse. It is the definition of a rigged economy: The richest corporations in history just hit a record $1,870,000,000,000 (that's a $1.87 TRILLION), yet workers are taking home their smallest slice of the pie in nearly 80 years.