Local of the AFL-CIO. Over 120 affiliated unions. More than 200,000 union workers and union families building solidarity for a better tomorrow for all.
San Diego, CA
Joined October 2011
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San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Starbucks @SBWorkersUnited baristas at corporate stores are fighting for respect and a fair contract while their CEO makes 6,666x what they do.
If Starbucks won’t respect baristas, they don’t deserve our clicks and orders. Delete the Starbucks app! action.fightforaunion.org/a/…
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Every candidate for office should make it to a picketline. Talk to the workers! Ask about their strike. Walk the line!
Kaiser nurses and healthcare workers with @unacuhcp are still on strike and need our support! Put on your union drip and join a picket line near you!
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Give it up one more time for @IATSE and all of our union members who made yesterday’s Super Bowl halftime performance possible.
It’s ALWAYS #BetterInAUnion 👏
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Will Lewis’s exit is long overdue. His legacy will be the attempted destruction of a great American journalism institution. But it's not too late to save The Post. Jeff Bezos must immediately rescind these layoffs or sell the paper to someone willing to invest in its future.
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
If Starbucks won’t respect workers at the bargaining table, they don’t deserve our clicks or our orders.
@SBWorkersUnited’s call to action is to #DeleteTheApp bit.ly/deletetheapp
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Starbucks workers across the country are taking action and are not backing down. In every city, the message is the same: fair pay, better hours, respect on the job and an end to union busting. Workers are holding the line. So are we.📱 #DeleteTheApp bit.ly/DeleteTheApp
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Working people are worried about how AI will impact their job and their future. That’s why 80% of Americans want common-sense guardrails for AI.
Decisions that lawmakers make now will impact workers for years to come, and they must protect working people. politico.com/newsletters/dig…
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
America’s unions rallied outside of The Washington Post yesterday after owner Jeff Bezos, one of the richest people on Earth, laid off hundreds of union workers.
Solidarity with @postguild as they fight to #SaveThePost!
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
The Trump admin's rule change is another maneuver straight out of the Project 2025 playbook to purge career federal workers and replace them with political loyalists.
The labor movement stands with federal workers. We’ll see you in court, President Trump. aflcio.org/press/releases/af…
We just wrote a @theactionnet letter to save The Washington Post!
Send one here >>> actionnetwork.org/letters/sa…
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
AI should deliver progress for workers, not just profits for big tech CEOs.
AFL-CIO President @LizShuler joined @CaliforniaLabor and labor leaders from across the country to address how we need guardrails to protect our rights, jobs and freedoms so workers can benefit from AI.
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Starbucks @SBWorkersUnited baristas’ fight for a fair contract is about more than coffee — it’s about dignity and respect in our workplaces that we make run every day.
If Starbucks won’t respect workers, they don’t deserve our clicks or orders. Delete the Starbucks app!
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
We stand in solidarity with the Brazilian coffee workers who are occupying São Paulo's largest Starbucks location to demand an end to alleged forced labor conditions on farms supplying the company.
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Starbucks workers in Texas had their store close for 3 days due to extreme weather... but management told the workers that the storm wasn't bad enough for them to get pay.
This is against company policy. Once the store reopened, union workers said HELL NO and went on STRIKE!
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
RAIL SAFETY NOW
On the 3 year anniversary of the East Palestine derailment, IAM, @TCUnionHQ, Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen, and rail union leaders with @TTDAFLCIO are at the Capitol, putting pressure on Congress to pass the Railway Safety Act and other common sense measures.
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Our labor movement could not exist without the work of Black union members and leaders.
During #BlackHistoryMonth and every month, America’s unions celebrate the elders and ancestors who came before us and those fighting now for racial justice in the workplace and beyond.
ALT Celebrating Black History Month | AFL-CIO
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
If Starbucks won’t respect workers at the bargaining table, they don’t deserve our clicks or orders.
Our call to action is simple:
📱 Delete the Starbucks app. #DeleteTheApp
bit.ly/deletetheapp
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Solidarity with the 31,000+ @UNACUHCP nurses and health care workers (and their pups) on strike in California and Hawaii.
It’s time to do what’s right, Kaiser: stop putting profits over patients, come back to the table and give workers a fair contract now.
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
BREAKING: Last night, the Schuylkill Yards Starbucks location won their union... officially making EVERY Starbucks in West Philadelphia unionized!
CONGRATULATIONS to the baristas who are organizing to win a better future for workers everywhere ✊🔥
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council retweeted
Today, thousands of union members gathered to rally and march peacefully to call for an end to the ICE escalation in our cities and states, unfortunately federal agents decided to respond with violence by releasing tear gas on union members, families, children, and pets in the middle of the day during a peaceful march.
“This is an attack on working people, and an attack on Oregon’s labor movement,” Oregon AFL-CIO President Graham Trainor said. “Deploying tear gas when union members, families, children, and pets came together to protest peacefully against ICE’s terrorization of immigrants and our communities in Oregon and across the country is an unacceptable escalation from federal agents. This is not okay.”
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