Two years and two weeks have passed since Gov.
Two years and two weeks have passed since Gov. Gavin Newsom issued his first return-to-office order, which directed state employees to begin working from government offices two days a week. Newsom upped the in-office requirement to four days last year, but subsequently postponed that mandate after facing steep push-back from state employees and labor groups. In the intervening time, unions have filed lawsuits, lawmakers have introduced legislation and state workers have continued rallying, all to push back against the governor’s mandate. On April 22, the state workers again vocalized their opposition to the governor’s telework policy during a march from the Capitol grounds to the headquarters of the California Department of Human Resources, leaders of which met with SEIU Local 1000’s bargaining team to begin negotiations for a new contract. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/the-state-worker/article315489629.html. ✍️: William Melhado 📸: Hector Amezcua #california #workers #union #rally #news #sacramento #politics
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