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California State Employees Association (CSEA)

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  • California state employees fight to stay in SEIU

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    The California State Employees Association is wracked by a bitter dispute over whether to disaffiliate from the Service Employees International Union. The statewide leadership of the CSEA, dissatisfied with the new activist trends in the SEIU, wants to get out. But the leaders of the CSEA’s largest section, its Civil Service Division, who support a more militant union program, are determined to stay in the SEIU. An explosive outcome seems certain.

  • On the eve of the SEIU convention.

    For over a year, the line pursued by Andy Stern, SEIU president and supported with near unanimity by the union's top leadership, has come under attack by Sal Rosselli, president of the 140,000-member United Healthcare Workers-West (UHW-W). The dispute, openly or by implication, will dominate the union's quadrennial convention which begins in Puerto Rico on June 1.

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  • Dillingertoon choices

    "a journal of the events that attract our attention and participation, recorded in photo-essay and cartoon. It includes but is not limited to union activity in our workplaces, political events in our hometown of Sacramento, California, and major regional progressive events.
    ---Ellen Dillinger NUHW and Dik Wood CSEA"

  • the page 2001

    "photographs of union activists, and conversations with union activists" in CSEA, SEIU Local 1000

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