The University of California recently offered the UAW generous proposals raising salaries for all graduate student employees by 12.5 to 48.4 percent over the course of the next three years. The majority of these employees would receive an average 3-year salary increase of 26%.
Members of the Sheriff's Dept were already leaking to the press long before last Wednesday morning. In addition, the department had no legal right to go through my texts on either my county phone or personal phone for information related to this purported "leak."
The Sheriff's continued possession of my laptop and phones makes it very difficult to perform my duties as a supervisor, not to mention lacking all information to contact family and friends, as my personal phone and laptop were also confiscated.
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Read the Coalition's latest Op-Ed in Capitol Weekly on the dangers of diverting CSU funds via SB410:
"Raising tuition or cutting essential student support is an unacceptable way to fund a step salary increase system.” — Cal State Student Association
https://t.co/YxJLTqV4Wk
We must make sure that everyone in the state of California can pursue justice regardless of when they were convicted. Tell your state senator to support #AB256 and let's continue to fight for racial justice. #RJA4A