Applications are now being accepted for the 2020 OPEIU Student Debt Reduction Program. Full details, rules and applications can be found here as well as on the OPEIU app*.
OPEIU will provide five awards of $2,500 to OPEIU members who have at least $10,000 in student debt and are able to prove their account is current. A member can receive an award only once in a lifetime, and must have completed an associate or undergraduate degree.
Dear Local 30 Member,
On behalf of the entire Local 30 Executive Board, our leadership, members, and staff, we hope that you and those you hold dear are safe and healthy during this unprecedented time.
While we are in the midst of dealing with changing circumstances and directives on a minute-by-minute basis, we are also looking forward to gathering again as a community, stronger than ever for our care of one another and our collaboration. We want to be sure our next General Membership meeting with you and others is convened safely.
The OPEIU Local 30 Executive Board has made the decision to postpone the General Membership meeting scheduled for April 23, 2020 to July 2020.
While Shelter-in-Place is the directive under which we are living, your OPEIU Local 30 Executive Board and staff is working 24/7 thru the COVID-19 crisis and representing all the membership.
Sincerely, Marianne Giordano Executive Director/CFO
April 2020 General Membership Meeting Postponed
Dear Local 30 Members,
I wanted to share with all of you the benefits that the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) provides. The CARES Act provides over $2 trillion dollars in relief aid for workers and their families due to COVID-19.
I hope that the attached presentation is helpful to you or someone you know that may be experiencing difficulties during this pandemic.
In unity, Marianne Giordano Executive Director/CFO
Two Trillion Dollars CARES Act
Today, the San Diego City Council overrode Mayor Kevin Faulconer’s veto and OFFICIALLY PASSED THE EARNED SICK DAYS AND MINIMUM WAGE ORDINANCE! Their override means that the Earned Sick Leave-Minimum Wage is once again in place to help hardworking San Diegans who struggle to pay the rent and buy groceries.
However, our fight continues, opponents representing a small handful of special interests have announced that they are prepared to spend what it takes to repeal the law. They will be in front of grocery stores and other areas in the city attempting to collect 34,000 signatures to repeal the law.
To push back against this brazen attack against hard working San Diegans we need your help! Council President Todd Gloria, Irwin Jacobs, Mel Katz, Bill Walton and Barbara Bry kicked off the citywide campaign, simply called “Don’t Sign It,” to defeat the referendum against the ordinance.
Today, City Council stood up for 280,000 San Diegans who lack sick leave and nearly 200,000 low-wage workers who work hard every day and can’t afford rent and groceries, now its time to do our part. Here's what you can do:
Click here to take the pledge to protect the Earned Sick Leave-Minimum Wage Ordinance.
Also, please download this “Don’t Sign It” image (right click + save image). Please post it on social media and print it out and hang it for all to see.
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