June 7, 2024

San Benito County In-Home Care Providers—mostly women of color—ratify of their tentative agreement on new union contract

San Benito County Region 3 Union Contracts
June 6, 2024

Mendocino County home care providers—mostly women—reach tentative agreement with Board of Supervisors on new union contract

Region 6 Union Contracts Mendocino County
May 21, 2024

Fresno County home care providers–mostly women of color–rallied in a continued push for livable wages and healthcare after the Board of Supervisors proposed a mere 20-cent counter at the bargaining table

IHSS Livable Wage Region 3 Fresno County Board of Supervisors Fresno County
May 17, 2024

Marin County Home Care Providers—primarily women—ratify new three-year Union contract, bringing wages to $3.50 over min. wage

IHSS Marin Region 5
May 14, 2024

Tulare County long-term care workers—primarily women of color—held public comments at Board of Supervisors office for livable wages and adequate healthcare.

Tulare County Livable Wage Region 3
May 10, 2024

San Benito County In-Home Care Providers—mostly women of color—reach tentative agreement with Board of Supervisors on new union contract

Livable Wage San Benito Board of Supervisors Region 3
May 6, 2024

Marin County Home Care Providers—mostly women—reach tentative agreement with Board of Supervisors on new union contract

Union Contracts Region 5 Marin IHSS
May 2, 2024

At May Day, “Future of Care” Events, Hundreds of Seniors, People With Disabilities, Care Workers, and Advocates Call for Strengthening Workforce that Cares for Aging and Disabled Californians

May Day All Regions
April 23, 2024

Fresno County home care workers—mostly women of color—rally at Board of Supervisors office for livable wages and healthcare benefits

Region 3 Livable Wage Healthcare Benefits Fresno County Board of Supervisors
April 19, 2024

Tulare County long-term care workers—primarily women of color—rally at Board of Supervisors office for livable wages

Tulare County Livable Wage Region 3
April 16, 2024

Sonoma home care providers — mostly women — appeal to Supervisors for higher wages and solutions to county caregiver shortage

Livable Wage Region 5 Sonoma County