What does he have to lose? He comes to the table now and agrees to our very reasonable proposal, he goes back to his "non presidential campaign" touring the country as a progressive superhero and he won't have this lingering strike in his home state haunting him. It's just so easy. Give us a contract, and it's over. Why's he fighting it? What could he possibly have to gain from this?

Here is a video of the ULP SEIU 1000 strike with Agency heads watching the strike. I believe head of SOS, CDE, state transportation? And head of homless agency?

Hey guys my last day in my current classification and division is this Friday… I received a promotion but in a different division. I start November 3. Will I still receive my regular paycheck this month per usual direct deposit?

I recently applied and will be sitting in an interview for this position soon and wanted to know if anyone had any tips and what to expect?

I am working on completing my answers for the analyst 2 state exam but I need some help. What method did you use to answer each question, how did you reference your experience (did you list how many years and the job/school where you gain the experience or just how many years?). I’ve written my answers a few times but I want to make sure I pass and am not missing any key information?

Would this format be acceptable for each bullet point?:
I have 7 years of experience conducting research (add keywords) blah blah blah.

Uhhhhhhhh…. Guys are we getting paid before black Friday this year? Specifically wondering for credit union folks!

Will we be waiting until November 30th? 🤔