CSEA Chapter 500

Through this initial determination, CSEA proved to be an organization that would stand the test of time. The union is led by the CSEA Board of Directors.

The California School Employees Association is the largest classified school employees union in the United States, representing 220,000 school support staff throughout California. CSEA members perform a wide range of essential work in our public schools and community colleges, including security, food services, office and clerical work, school maintenance and operations, transportation, academic a

06/17/2013

The V7 List is now online under the PUBLICATIONS tab! Please share this information with your fellow Unit D Members.

Chapter Home chapter500.csea.com

06/14/2013

Attention Members! Please be aware that we have requested a seniority list from the Personnel Commission some time ago, and once it is available you will be notified here when it goes up on our website.

We are aware that our members have been receiving letters this week, and we ask that you make the time to attend the LAUSD Board Meeting this Tuesday and let your voice be heard on how these cuts & bumps affect not only you but the work environment too!

05/24/2013

CSEW resolution presentation by Rosemary Duff from Nury Martinez's office

05/24/2013

Chapter Meeting and CSEW Celebration at CVFO CSEA

Polling Place Locator & Sample Ballot Look Up

05/21/2013

DON'T FORGET TO VOTE IF YOU'RE IN LA COUNTY! LOCATE YOUR POLLING PLACE AT THE LINK BELOW!

Polling Place Locator & Sample Ballot Look Up http://www.lavote.net/LOCATOR

05/20/2013

Here's hoping you will join us at our Chapter Meeting on May 23rd to celebrate Classified School Employees Week.

05/12/2013

LAUSD cracks down on teacher misconduct; 100 fired, 200 resign, 300 'housed' The personnel files stretched the length of the 15-foot conference table in Superintendent John Deasy

05/07/2013

If you're free on Tuesday, May 14 there will be a rally at noon at 333 S Grand in Los Angeles.

Sisters and Brothers,

The Fed is in the thick of the fight to stop the Koch Brothers (the guys who brought us WI, Prop 32, super PACs, environmental degradation and all kinds of good things) from buying the LA TIMES.

We are having major action on Tuesday, May 14, at noon, in downtown LA, outside of Oaktree Capital Management (333 S. Grand, Los Angeles). Oaktree owns the Tribune Co., the LA TIMES parent corporation. Oaktree also happens to manage a whole lot of public employee and union pension money.

Whatever one thinks about the LA TIMES, having these extreme right wing billionaires run the LA TIMES would be a disaster.

This is less a business decision for the Koch family than an attempt to use the media to reshape our country in their image.

Please join us to show your support.