The "stupid union" supports Sonya Fischer.

CCEA is pleased to announce that, for the first time ever, we are making candidate endorsements in the upcoming Clackamas County elections.

Today our stewards and officers (and baby Charlie) spent the day learning how to better support our members. Thank you to everyone who spent a beautiful day in a conference room learning. We are stronger together 💪

CCEA has filed another ULP (unfair labor practice) complaint against Clackamas County. Learn more and get the link to the full ULP complaint here: www.ccea.us?zone=/uniona...

In a historic action, both federations at PCC have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike! This does not mean a strike begins now, but that our unions are organized and ready to fight for a fair contract. #solidarityforever #wefixpcc

Thank you to all the local businesses supporting our CCEA Milwaukie Social this Friday! We ❤ pFriem Family Brewers, Spoke & Word Books, Sewcial Studies and SaunaGlo. Members, check your email for details and the RSVP link. See you Friday!

The May primary election is coming up fast. Have you ever thought about running for office? Now might be the time! Do you know someone who should run for office? Tell them today! You can see which candidates have filed so far here: www.clackamas.us/elections/ma...

Last week, Florencia Rubio, a CCEA member, passed away under heartbreaking circumstances, along with two of her children. Her surviving 20 year old son has launched a GoFundMe to help with funeral costs and support as he navigates this extremely difficult chapter. www.gofundme.com/.../remember....

Earlier this week, the county came to us with a new offer. Today, CCEA members have voted to ratify the contracts. This means we will not be striking on Monday.

Attacks on public services and public workers are unacceptable. Clackamas County workers deserve to be treated fairly! Donate to support them, small donations add up!

Thank you to everyone who has supported our strike fund! This will make a huge difference in helping our lower income members be able to participate in the strike. Can you help us get to $10k? It's not too late to donate!

Is your business in neeed of a We Support Clackamas County Employees sign? Want to spend your day exploring the amazing small businesses our region has to offer and offering them signs? Well, we've got plenty to share! Send us a message and we'll hook you up.

We have submitted our 10 day strike notice. That means that, unless we come to an agreement before then, we will be going on strike on Monday, April 14. Now, more than ever, we need the support of our community. Learn how you can help here: www.ccea.us/docs/Strike/...

A union representing the majority of workers at Clackamas County has authorized a strike for the first time in the organization’s history. #clackamas #strike #union

Clackamas County employees vote to authorize strike

The strike authorization was supported by 90% of Clackamas County Employee Association members.

CCEA members have made their voices heard. Over 90% voted to authorize a strike. Want to show your support? Donate to the Solidarity Fund here: www.gofundme.com/.../support-....

Thank you to the CCEA members who showed up to the Clackamas County community listening session on Tuesday. We've got some excellent sign-makers in our union!

Do you have a community board or other place to share a flyer about supporting the Clackamas County Employees' Association, in Clackamas County or the Portland Metro Area? DM us and we can drop one (or a lot) off!

The county has presented our members with an offer which included an ultimatum, so our Monday mediation session has now been canceled. It is looking more and more likely that our members could vote to strike very soon. Please donate to our solidarity fund to help support our efforts and our members!

Don may have retired from Clackamas County, but the former CCEA president hasn't retired from standing up for workers.

Thursday wasn't Natalie's first time speaking at a Board of County Commissioners meeting...it was her eighth. Thank you, Natalie, for your commitment to fighting for what's right.

On Thursday, March 20, many of our members spoke their minds to the Board of County Commissioners. Thank you to Patrick for serving on the negotiating team and for speaking at the meeting.

On Thursday, March 20, our members bravely showed up at the Board of County Commissioners meeting to make their voices heard. We'll be sharing some of their powerful words over the next few days.

On Monday, the CCEA negotiating team yet again met with the county’s negotiating team. Throughout the session, the county’s negotiating team once again maintained that they "do not have the authority" to make decisions and insisted they needed to consult with the Board of County Commissioners.

What are we asking for? We think it’s pretty simple stuff. We just think our members deserve similar compensation and benefits to other Clackamas County employees and to other local government employees in our region. Read more here: docs.google.com/viewerng/vie...

Thank you to @oregonian.com for covering our fight for a fair contract.

Our members SHOWED UP at the Board of County Commissioners meeting on Thursday, and they are going to keep showing up until we have a fair contract.

These Housing Authority of Clackamas County (HACC) employees have signed the strike pledge! Thank you, HACC team, for your crucial service to the community. You deserve a fair contract!

Today our members are making their voices heard at the Board of County Commissioners meeting! Thank you everyone who is speaking up for a fair contract!

Our members are signing the strike pledge!

Today, our officers signed the strike pledge, demonstrating their commitment to fighting for a fair contract. Next, we'll be sharing the strike pledge with the rest of our members.

Thank you to our Strike Planning Committee for all their hard work this weekend!

Final offers have been submitted, and we are now in the 30 day cooling off period. We will be discussing the offers with our members next week.

Last week, CCEA declared an impasse after bargaining with Clackamas County since early 2024. We are now submitting our final offers and are waiting to see the County’s final offers.