AFSCME Local 2620 represents nearly 5,000 health and social services professionals throughout the state of California. Since 1976, we have been fighting to improve the wages, benefits, retirement security and work conditions for all members in California state services.
AFSCME Local 2620 News
Legislative Update (SB-363 and SB-591)
SB 363 (Pan): Workplace Safety Today, the California State Senate Committee on Labor, Public Employment, and Retirement passed through the AFSCME sponsored bill, SB 363. This bill would require the…
The California Rule on Public Employee Pensions Under Attack: Will We Still Call It The “California Rule” If It Is No Longer The Rule In California?
By: Steven M. Berliner, Danny Y. Yoo Feb 19, 2019 Most public employees in California are eligible to enroll in a state or county retirement system. These retirement systems are governed by state…
DOR/AFSCME Student Services Meeting
AFSCME Council 57, Local 2620 met with DOR Labor Management on January 17, 2019 in Sacramento to follow up on the Issues/Concerns of the new Student Service Program. The Meet…
We Won!!!
Background On September 26, 2017, AFSCME Local 2620 ("Union") filed a grievance with California Correctional Health Care Services ("CCHCS") at the California Men's Colony ("CMC") on behalf of Bargaining Unit…
DELEGATES MEETING re:PER CAPITA INCREASE
BACKGROUND - The current per capita paid to Council 57 by Local 2620 is $26.30 for FT members and $16.55 for half time members and $12.10 for those who work…