After months of hard work, our Local 21 members were able to fight back layoffs at Berkeley Unified School District (BUSD) that would have harmed our students. BUSD needs Professional
On May 14, 2025 San Francisco city workers made sure Mayor Lurie heard us loud and clear: Protect public services. No cuts! No layoffs! While 1,000+ city workers rallied on
In March and April 2025, we joined a big rally outside Airbnb headquarters, standing united with a broad coalition of community and labor organizations to protect public services, and rallied
🚨 From Firefighters to Librarians: A United Front of Hundreds of San Jose City Workers Rally to Defend Public Services 🚨 On Thursday, March, 13, 2025 – in the torrential
Press Contact: Luke Thibault, 760-534-9958, lthibault@ifpte21.org (Richmond, CA) In a major step forward for environmental justice, the City of Richmond and Chevron have reached a historic settlement that will
The Executive Officers of IFPTE Local 21 and our entire Local 21 family mourn the passing of Sister Kim Thompson (Kim Marie Thompson Cromb), a dedicated member and leader of
This is an official notice of the election of the Local 21 delegates to our International Union’s 2024 Convention. The 61st Convention of the International Federation of Professional & Technical
On Monday, December 4th, 2023, Local 21 member Rosanne Torre was presented by the Citizens’ General Obligation Bond Oversight Committee (CGOBOC) with a Certificate of Appreciation, recognizing her stewardship of
IFPTE Local 21’s Executive Committee is horrified at the violence in Israel and Palestine. After hearing from dozens of our members, we release this statement. We call upon the President
The 2023 IFPTE Local 21 Election Committee would like to announce the results for the Executive Officer election. The Election Committee consists of the following Local 21 members: Muhammad Yasir (Chair), Brianne Elizarrey, Henriette Browne, Mary Lindemuth, Ted Lam,
Representing Public Sector professional and technical workers in the bay area.
