#IBEW569 Journeyman Electricians and Apprentices are working for Precision Electric Group Inc. (PEGI) to upgrade a County Skilled Nursing Facility in #Santee. Supervisor Joel Anderson walked the job with us and highlighted the importance of building in East County with a local, skilled and trained workforce.

Photos by IBEW member Brian Campbell.

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

Members of Bronx Brigade, a campaign fighting to increase the number of good, middle-class construction jobs for residents in the Bronx marched to State Senator Luis Sepúlveda’s district office on October 2, 2019 and protested his failure to support state legislation that would raise wages for thousands of union and nonunion construction workers – including many who are immigrants, people of color, and women. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

CUNY staff at Baruch College campus gathered on April 11, 2019 at the second-floor landing of the Vertical Campus for a 30 minute rally to express strength as a union and demand a prompt resolution to negotiations. Participants unfurled 15 feet banners from the upper floors. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

NYS Senator Alessandra Biaggi joined faculty, staff and students for a press conference on May 3, 2019 in front of the Music Building at Lehman College, to demand increased funding for CUNY, and a fair contract for CUNY workers. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

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Members of Bronx Brigade, a campaign fighting to increase the number of good, middle-class construction jobs for residents in the Bronx marched to State Senator Luis Sepúlveda’s district office on October 2, 2019 and protested his failure to support state legislation that would raise wages for thousands of union and nonunion construction workers – including many who are immigrants, people of color, and women. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

Barbara Bowen, president of the Professional Staff Congress/CUNY - The City University of New York Board of Trustees held the Annual Manhattan Borough Hearing on October 22, 2018 at Baruch College Vertical Campus, the purpose of borough hearings is to receive testimony and statements from concerned individuals about university issues. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

Faculty and professional staff of the City University of New York escalated their fight for a fully funded union contract on March 14, 2019 with double-header rallies outside the Governor Cuomo’s NYC office and City Hall to demand contract funding, fair raises and equity pay for adjuncts. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

PSC-CUNY members, faculty, staff and students gathered outside CUNY Headquarters to hold the "Caravan to save jobs and fund CUNY", a loud motorized protest against CUNY’s preemptive layoffs of contingent workers and for CUNY funding driving while honking around Governor Cuomo's office and the infamous "Billionaires Row". (Photo by Erik McGregor)

#IBEW569 Electricians are working for Davies Electric at the Sports Arena doing 600 feet of cable tray replacement to aluminum cable tray on the roof and upgrading antennas on the side of building = better Wi-Fi and reception at upcoming sports and entertainment events!

#IBEW #UnionStrong #WeAreIBEW569 #unionelectrician #Construction #journeyman #sparkylife #webuildamerica #strongertogether #ibewlife #bluecollar #electrician #LiveBetterWorkUnion #jobs #constructionlife

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

Hundreds of New Yorkers gathered in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower at Columbus Circle on May 1, 2019 in celebration of May Day — an occasion often synonymous with fighting for workers' rights — in support of issues ranging from fair wages for restaurant workers, to lower tuition costs, to fighting against Trump's proposed border wall. (Photo by Erik McGregor)

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

IBEW 569 members working for Coastal Electric are adding housing to our communities. This Local 569 signatory contractor specializes in electrical for residential needs.

#construction #electrician #IBEW #1u #UnionStrong

Photos by IBEW member Brian Campbell.

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#IBEW569 Electricians are working for Davies Electric at the Sports Arena doing 600 feet of cable tray replacement to aluminum cable tray on the roof and upgrading antennas on the side of building = better Wi-Fi and reception at upcoming sports and entertainment events!

#IBEW #UnionStrong #WeAreIBEW569 #unionelectrician #Construction #journeyman #sparkylife #webuildamerica #strongertogether #ibewlife #bluecollar #electrician #LiveBetterWorkUnion #jobs #constructionlife

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

IBEW 569 members working for Coastal Electric are adding housing to our communities. This Local 569 signatory contractor specializes in electrical for residential needs.

#construction #electrician #IBEW #1u #UnionStrong

Photos by IBEW member Brian Campbell.

IBEW 569 members working for Coastal Electric are adding housing to our communities. This Local 569 signatory contractor specializes in electrical for residential needs.

#construction #electrician #IBEW #1u #UnionStrong

Photos by IBEW member Brian Campbell.

We would like to thank all our Teamster brothers and sisters from Local 14, 631, and 986 who came out this morning and volunteered with the Food Drive.

#Teamsters #UnionStrong #VegasStrong #FoodDrive #foodbank

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

University of California registered nurses walked picket lines Tuesday, May 8, and Wednesday, May 9, in a sympathy strike with other union co-workers at the University’s five major medical centers and 10 student health centers. This sympathy strike was called in solidarity with members of AFSCME Local 3299, who struck over their collective bargaining contract dispute with the UC administration. A third union, University Professional & Technical Employees/CWA members at UC facilities also participated in the sympathy strike.

This is the first time UC nurses have walked a picket line. A 98% majority vote by RNs authorized this historic sympathy strike.

#UnionStrong #UCsympathyStrike

Antelope Valley Hospital, Lancaster CA

Union activists held an emergency protest in Foley Square in Manhattan, home of federal and state courthouses on June 27, 2018. The workers rally to show that their unions will not be cowed by attempts to destroy their collective power. This morning the Supreme Court ruled against unions and all working people in the Janus v. AFSCME case. Overturning 40 years of precedent. (Photo by Erik McGregor)