Coronavirus has put the world in a crisis and it has been our members, County workers, who have put their health and safety on the line to serve our community. From hospitals to schools, the services we provide have been applauded as critical and essential, yet we continue to be undervalued and underpaid.
This public health crisis did not end on May 24th, in fact, it is worse now that it was then. Today it is being reported that San Joaquin County has some of the highest COVID-19 numbers in the state. View info here. Once again, who is expected ...
Coronavirus has put the world in a crisis and it has been our members, County workers, who have put their health and safety on the line to serve our community. From hospitals to schools, the services we provide have been applauded as critical and essential, yet we continue to be undervalued and underpaid.
This public health crisis did not end on May 24th, in fact, it is worse now that it was then. Today it is being reported that San Joaquin County has some of the highest COVID-19 numbers in the state. View info here. Once again, who is expected to sacrifice their health and safety to fight this pandemic?
The County has the funding from the CARES Act to provide a 5% essential worker supplemental pay. We deserve this compensation for all of the hours worked during this crisis.
To quote the Human Resources Director, Brandi Hopkins, “All County workers are considered essential infrastructure workers…. that has not changed.” (taken from an email from Ms. Hopkins to Bill Petrone, SEIU Regional Director, May 14th, 2020)
By attaching your name, you agree that you deserve the 5% essential worker pay and are essential not only to the County, but to your family and community.
Coronavirus has put the world in a crisis and it has been our members, County workers, who have put their health and safety on the line to serve our community. From hospitals to schools, the services we provide have been applauded as critical and essential, yet we continue to be undervalued and underpaid.
This public health crisis did not end on May 24th, in fact, it is worse now that it was then. Today it is being reported that San Joaquin County has some of the highest COVID-19 numbers in the state. View info here. Once again, who is expected to sacrifice their health and safety to fight this pandemic?
The County has the funding to provide a 5% essential worker supplemental pay. We deserve this compensation for all of the hours worked during this crisis.
To quote the Human Resources Director, Brandi Hopkins, “All County workers are considered essential infrastructure workers…. that has not changed.” (taken from an email from Ms. Hopkins to Bill Petrone, SEIU Regional Director, May 14th, 2020)
By attaching your name, you agree that you deserve the 5% essential worker pay and are essential not only to the County, but to your family and community.