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,
We are extremely proud of the Staff Up San Jose union coalition campaign that we ran this year, in which our IFPTE Local 21 members organized powerfully towards a credible
The Executive Officers of IFPTE Local 21 and our entire Local 21 family mourn the passing of Brother Dean Coate, a longtime and dedicated member and leader of Local 21.
The International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers Local 21, AFLCIO Hereby Notifies Its Membership of Upcoming Executive Committee Officer Elections & International Convention Delegates August – November 2023
The Executive Officers of IFPTE Local 21 and our entire Local 21 family mourn the passing of Brother Laurence “Larry” Griffin. Brother Griffin proudly served the citizens of San Francisco
A report released by the San Francisco Civil Grand Jury last week confirms what our union has been sounding the alarm about for years: our City is in a serious understaffing crisis. We
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 Public Employee Committee of the San Francisco Labor Council agrees with the recent 2022 to 2023 Civil Grand Jury report that the City and County of San Francisco faces a severe
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,
(OAKLAND) To protest 2,611 vacant positions – nearly 25% of the entire County workforce – more than 100 Alameda County workers marched on the County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, March 14 at noon.
Representing Public Sector professional and technical workers in the bay area.
