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Coalition of L.A. Probation Unions Responds to State Takeover of County Probation Department with Cautious Optimism

The Coalition of L.A. Probation Unions Stands Together for Five Core Priorities:

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Protect Union Rights & Bargaining Power

We call on AG Rob Bonta and any court-appointed monitor to publicly commit to protecting collective bargaining rights. Receivership must not become an excuse to bypass or weaken union agreements.

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Make Safety the Top Priority

Everyone – staff, clients, and the community – deserves a safe environment. That requires:

  • Better equipment and protective gear

  • Fully staffed posts

  • Consistent safety protocols

  • And an end to policies that put workers in harm’s way

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Support the Workers Who Show Up

The members of our three unions have continued to serve with dedication despite broken systems, poor leadership, and a lack of resources. The monitor must work to improve conditions on the ground, not just reassign blame.

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Invest in Respect, Training, and Conditions

Workers must be treated with dignity. That means:

  • Respect from leadership

  • Improved training and professional development

  • Real investment in working conditions and tools to do the job well

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Include Us in the Process

We call on the AG and the monitor to formally include labor representatives in every step of this process. Workers and our unions must have a seat at the table – not just for input, but for decision-making power.

COALITION OF L.A. PROBATION UNIONS

AFSCME 685 –  Curtis Chambers, President

Supervising Deputy Probation Officers' Union – Regino Torres, Jr., President

AFSCME 1967 – Katheryn Beigh, President

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