https://ifpte21.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Oakland-Bargaining-all.mp4An Oakland union wants the city to civilianize a handful of desk-bound police jobs to save money and put more cops on the street. (Read the full Oaklandside article by
The adopted budget prioritizes delivering core services to Oakland residents without layoffs and makes significant investments in the issues that matter most to Oaklanders: affordable housing, safe, clean streets, and
The Mayor’s Fiscal Year 2023-2025 balanced budget proposal protects essential city services, prevents layoffs, and addresses the growing understaffing crisis in the City (OAKLAND) Oakland city workers represented by SEIU Local 1021,
Josie Ahrens (she/her/hers) is a Transportation Planner with the City of Oakland and a proud member of Local 21. She sat down with us and shared her perspective as a
As information becomes available for the ratification vote, it will be posted here. Ratification Vote Flyer (includes times, locations, and TA summary) Contract Summary Sheet Wage Increases Summary Sheet View all
Bernie Sanders Lends Support to City Workers, Says 600 Vacancies Not Acceptable For immediate distributionSept. 24, 2019 Contact: Jennifer Lijli@ifpte21.org917-573-1488
March 25, 2019 Update: We have rescheduled the Services and Vacancy Crisis Rally for Tuesday, April 16. The details are the same; meet at City Hall at 5pm for a
After four days of voting, Local 21 members in Oakland chose to ratify the latest offer from the City this month with 82% of participating members voting YES. Local 21
Local 21 welcomes back Sharon Jenkins. She is re-joining us as the new Oakland Representative/ Organizer. Sharon has 17 years of labor experience, six of those years with us as
Local 21 members working for the City of Oakland have voted to strike if the City continues to refuse to come to a fair contract settlement. 95% voted to reject
Representing Public Sector professional and technical workers in the bay area.
