Optometrists & Optometric Assistants
95% YES Vote to Sympathy Strike!
Press Release: 1,700 Bay Area Kaiser Permanente Optometrists, Scientists Approve Sympathy Strike to Support 80,000 Kaiser Workers Set to Strike Oct. 14
2019 Executive Board Election: Nominations Now Open
Nominations may now be submitted for President, Optometry Unit Vice President, and Medical Professional Unit Vice President by a letter signed by no less than ten (10) members in good standing of the union and must be received at the union office no later than Tuesday, October 15, 2019.
Kaiser Permanente National Bargaining– Get the Latest News and FAQs!
National Bargaining Update 9-16-19: Kaiser continues to fail patients and workers Kaiser’s Divide and Conquer Bargaining Strategy: A Tale of Two-Tier VIDEO: Now is our moment. Are you ready? Bargaining Update and Strike FAQs August 2019 Kaiser’s Divisive and Disrespectful Proposals Side-by-side Comparison of the Latest Bargaining Proposals Call to Action from ESC Local 20’s […]
Sympathy Strike Vote for Kaiser Professionals September 3-16th
The ESC Local 20 Executive Board has authorized a sympathy strike vote from September 3-16. Read more to find out why and where, when, and how you can cast you ballot.
Let’s Get Kaiser Back on Track: Informational Picket July 30th
Get the what, when, where of our informational pickets on July 30th!
Join the fight for a fair contract! Sign-Up for Kaiser Updates
Make sure we have your personal email and cell phone to keep up to date on the latest about our fight to keep thrive alive!
Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions’ Resolution on National Bargaining
Tune-In for the Kaiser Tele-Town Hall on November 14th
When is my next raise? What is going on with National Bargaining? Am I going to have to pay more for healthcare like Alliance members? Tune-in to our Bargaining Update “Town Hall” teleconference on November 14.
Have you seen this video? Kaiser brought in $3.8 Billion last year… but they cannot even come to the negotiating table?
2017 was Kaiser’s most profitable year ever, bringing in $3.8 Billion. So why is Kaiser giving their workers and patients the run-around? Watch this video to find out.
