Homecare providers are joining UDW to win more IHSS hours and better pay!

IHSS UPDATE

UDW Membership Meetings Get updates about the IHSS program that impact you and your client. Membership meetings are also a great place to learn more about benefits and resources for union members.

When: Monday, September 21, 5 – 7pm Monday, October 19, 5 – 7pm Where: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

When: Tuesday, September 29, 6 – 8pm Thursday, October 29, 4 – 6pm Where: Lincoln Public Library, 485 Twelve Bridges Dr., Lincoln

Area Information Meetings Providers can get the latest news and learn more about the IHSS program at these local meetings.

When: Thursday, September 24, 5 – 6pm Thursday, October 22, 5 – 6pmWhere: UDW Office, 2555 Zanella Way, Ste. B, Chico

When: Monday, September 28, 3 – 5pmWhere: Cameron Park Library, 2500 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

When: Monday, October 5, 6:30 – 8pmWhere: Madelyn Helling Library, 980 Helling Way, Nevada City

When: Tuesday, October 6, 5 – 6pmWhere: Rocklin Library, 4890 Granite Dr., Rocklin

When: Thursday, October 8, 5 – 6pm Thursday, December 10, 5 – 6pmWhere: First Christian Church, 5738 Pentz Rd., Paradise

When: Friday, October 9, 3 – 4pmWhere: Yuba County Library 303 Second St., Marysville

When: Wednesday, November 18, 5 – 6pmWhere: Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave., Oroville

When: Thursday, November 19, 5 – 6pmWhere: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

Help with IHSS Hours Need help getting your clients more hours of care or preparing for an IHSS assessment? Come to our advocacy classes in your area.

When: Monday, October 12, 5 – 6:30pm Where: Yuba County Library 303 Second St., Marysville

When: Wednesday, October 14, 10am – 12pmWhere: 800 Sunrise Ave., Ste. C, Roseville

When: Wednesday, October 14, 4 – 5pmWhere: Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave., Oroville

When: Thursday, October 22, 3 – 5pmWhere: Cameron Park Library, 2500 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

Provider Appreciation EventsJoin us to celebrate the hard work and dedication of homecare providers! Dinner or brunch will be served. To RSVP or for more information, please call (916) 751-2450.

When: Friday, November 6, 5 – 7:30pmWhere: Placerville Town Hall 549 Main St., Placerville

When: Thursday, November 12, 5 – 7pmWhere: Seaman’s Lodge, 423 Nimrod St., Nevada City

When: Saturday, November 14, 10am – 12pmWhere: City Light Church, 3015 Cohasset Rd., Chico

When: Monday, November 16, 5 – 7pmWhere: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

When: Tuesday, December 1, 6 – 9pmWhere: 1550 Maidu Dr., Roseville

COME GET HELP WITH IHSS AND MEET OTHER PROVIDERS!

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Statewide IHSS Conference CallWhen: Wednesday, October 14 at 3pm (Spanish) Wednesday, October 14 at 4pm (English)UDW members are encouraged to join us for a Telephone Town Hall meeting to learn more about pay raises and overtime for IHSS providers, your UDW member benefits, and our campaign to end the 7% cut to our clients’ hours for good.

To join, simply answer the phone call from us at the start of the meeting. Make sure our union has your updated phone number so we can reach you! Please call 1-800-621-5016 at least one week before the meeting to update your information. Only UDW members will be contacted for this Telephone Town Hall event.

You’re invited

CUHW providers join UDW, building power for IHSS providers and clients across California

Earlier this year, California United Homecare Workers (CUHW) merged with UDW to strengthen our voice as caregivers and help bring dignity and respect to the important work we do. IHSS providers in your county are now part of UDW – welcome!

UDW members gather in Sacramento to talk with legislators about protecting IHSS.

Stronger Together

“I have been working as an IHSS provider since 2008, taking care of my son and a woman who has severe limitations in her mobility. We all need to do our part to ensure quality care for our clients. With UDW we will be stronger, and members will have new opportunities to get involved in the fight to protect IHSS.”

“Anytime there is a cut to IHSS, it hurts all those involved. The extra money means more gas, food, clothing, and other necessities. Most providers are not wealthy and do this important job because they care for their clients. UDW’s recent victory in restoring the 7% that was cut from the IHSS budget was a major win for everyone because now many of our clients will have more hours of care and providers will have more money at the end of the month. Go to the monthly meetings. Talk to other providers. Get involved and find out how you can to your part.”

“About two years ago I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, or MS. This came as a shock because I have been a caregiver for twenty years, providing care for my daughter, Lacy, who lives with Spina Bifida. During my rehabilitation treatment period, I became a recipient of homecare for the first time. Unexpected illnesses and tragedies that put us out of work can happen to anyone. If you have questions about how UDW can help, call the Member Benefits Center to get the answers you need.”

Bev Hamilton, Butte County

Wendy Hayward, Nevada County

By Editha Adams, IHSS provider and UDW Statewide President

For 16 years, I have been an IHSS provider caring for my youngest daughter Ellis, who lives with chronic lung disease.

For many of us, dealing with the IHSS program can be daunting, and getting our questions answered is not always easy. But UDW is here to help.

As a union member, you have access to our UDW Member Benefits Center. Staff can answer your questions and direct you to additional resources. Whether you are unsure of what

to do when your client is hospitalized, have questions about medical and dental benefits, or want to know more about the issues facing IHSS providers, UDW can help you find what you need.

But that’s not all.

Each county has an Advocacy Council made up of UDW homecare providers who can help you get more hours of care for your clients and resolve conflicts with IHSS. There are many other benefits to being a UDW member:

• FREEclassesforcaregivers,includingCPR/FirstAid

• Low-costdentalplan

• Prescriptiondiscountcard

• Scholarships

• AT&Twirelessandotherdiscounts

Do you need help? Want to learn more about your member benefits? Call us at 1-800-621-5016 today. For a full list of member benefits visit www.udwa.org/member-benefits.

Need help with IHSS? We are here for you!

Recently UDW helped San Diego provider Christine Nguyen win more IHSS hours for her client John. John’s hours were increased from 43 to 263 per month, and Christine was awarded nearly $30,000 in back pay!

Editha Adams

By uniting, providers ended a 7% cut to IHSS hours and are fighting for a pay raise

Homecare workers have proven time and again that by standing together and fighting back, we win. Recently, we have won several victories for homecare.

Ending a 7% cut to IHSS hoursOn July 1st, following a multi-year campaign by homecare workers and our allies, legislators restored our clients’ hours of care, temporarily ending cuts that had been in place since 2009. We continue to lobby lawmakers to ensure this cut is permanently ended.

Winning pay raises and more IHSS hours All across the state we’re building strength at the local level, too. In Butte County, the local UDW Advocacy Council recently helped a homecare provider to win 70 additional hours of paid care for her client, a military veteran who developed permanent disabilities as a result of combat. In addition, we are currently in contract negotiations in Butte and several other counties to win the pay raises that IHSS providers deserve!

Overtime pay In August, we came one step closer to finally securing overtime pay and other labor protections when a federal court ruled in favor of homecare workers. This case is expected to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. However, we are currently pressuring Governor Brown to move forward with implementing pay for overtime, wait time while at doctor’s appointments and travel time for IHSS providers.

We did it by standing together Our union unites thousands of homecare providers to make sure our voices are heard by lawmakers on the local level and in Sacramento. As we move forward, UDW members will continue to protect the IHSS program and advocate for the improvements IHSS providers and clients deserve.

At the same time, UDW fights for fairness for all. We know that homecare providers and our families cannot win justice as long as poverty wages, discrimination, and racism deny dignity to too many Americans.

I urge you to stand with us so that we can protect homecare and stand up for our communities! We look forward to working with you.

In unity,

Doug Moore, UDW Executive Director

UDW is part of the nationwide movement to secure $15 an hour for homecare workers.

A better future for homecare

UDW Executive DirectorDoug Moore

LayloniTalk,Sutter County

CUHW providers join UDW, building power for IHSS providers and clients across California

Earlier this year, California United Homecare Workers (CUHW) merged with UDW to strengthen our voice as caregivers and help bring dignity and respect to the important work we do. IHSS providers in your county are now part of UDW – welcome!

UDW members gather in Sacramento to talk with legislators about protecting IHSS.

Stronger Together

“I have been working as an IHSS provider since 2008, taking care of my son and a woman who has severe limitations in her mobility. We all need to do our part to ensure quality care for our clients. With UDW we will be stronger, and members will have new opportunities to get involved in the fight to protect IHSS.”

“Anytime there is a cut to IHSS, it hurts all those involved. The extra money means more gas, food, clothing, and other necessities. Most providers are not wealthy and do this important job because they care for their clients. UDW’s recent victory in restoring the 7% that was cut from the IHSS budget was a major win for everyone because now many of our clients will have more hours of care and providers will have more money at the end of the month. Go to the monthly meetings. Talk to other providers. Get involved and find out how you can to your part.”

“About two years ago I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, or MS. This came as a shock because I have been a caregiver for twenty years, providing care for my daughter, Lacy, who lives with Spina Bifida. During my rehabilitation treatment period, I became a recipient of homecare for the first time. Unexpected illnesses and tragedies that put us out of work can happen to anyone. If you have questions about how UDW can help, call the Member Benefits Center to get the answers you need.”

Bev Hamilton, Butte County

Wendy Hayward, Nevada County

By Editha Adams, IHSS provider and UDW Statewide President

For 16 years, I have been an IHSS provider caring for my youngest daughter Ellis, who lives with chronic lung disease.

For many of us, dealing with the IHSS program can be daunting, and getting our questions answered is not always easy. But UDW is here to help.

As a union member, you have access to our UDW Member Benefits Center. Staff can answer your questions and direct you to additional resources. Whether you are unsure of what

to do when your client is hospitalized, have questions about medical and dental benefits, or want to know more about the issues facing IHSS providers, UDW can help you find what you need.

But that’s not all.

Each county has an Advocacy Council made up of UDW homecare providers who can help you get more hours of care for your clients and resolve conflicts with IHSS. There are many other benefits to being a UDW member:

• FREEclassesforcaregivers,includingCPR/FirstAid

• Low-costdentalplan

• Prescriptiondiscountcard

• Scholarships

• AT&Twirelessandotherdiscounts

Do you need help? Want to learn more about your member benefits? Call us at 1-800-621-5016 today. For a full list of member benefits visit www.udwa.org/member-benefits.

Need help with IHSS? We are here for you!

Recently UDW helped San Diego provider Christine Nguyen win more IHSS hours for her client John. John’s hours were increased from 43 to 263 per month, and Christine was awarded nearly $30,000 in back pay!

Editha Adams

By uniting, providers ended a 7% cut to IHSS hours and are fighting for a pay raise

Homecare workers have proven time and again that by standing together and fighting back, we win. Recently, we have won several victories for homecare.

Ending a 7% cut to IHSS hoursOn July 1st, following a multi-year campaign by homecare workers and our allies, legislators restored our clients’ hours of care, temporarily ending cuts that had been in place since 2009. We continue to lobby lawmakers to ensure this cut is permanently ended.

Winning pay raises and more IHSS hours All across the state we’re building strength at the local level, too. In Butte County, the local UDW Advocacy Council recently helped a homecare provider to win 70 additional hours of paid care for her client, a military veteran who developed permanent disabilities as a result of combat. In addition, we are currently in contract negotiations in Butte and several other counties to win the pay raises that IHSS providers deserve!

Overtime pay In August, we came one step closer to finally securing overtime pay and other labor protections when a federal court ruled in favor of homecare workers. This case is expected to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. However, we are currently pressuring Governor Brown to move forward with implementing pay for overtime, wait time while at doctor’s appointments and travel time for IHSS providers.

We did it by standing together Our union unites thousands of homecare providers to make sure our voices are heard by lawmakers on the local level and in Sacramento. As we move forward, UDW members will continue to protect the IHSS program and advocate for the improvements IHSS providers and clients deserve.

At the same time, UDW fights for fairness for all. We know that homecare providers and our families cannot win justice as long as poverty wages, discrimination, and racism deny dignity to too many Americans.

I urge you to stand with us so that we can protect homecare and stand up for our communities! We look forward to working with you.

In unity,

Doug Moore, UDW Executive Director

UDW is part of the nationwide movement to secure $15 an hour for homecare workers.

A better future for homecare

UDW Executive DirectorDoug Moore

LayloniTalk,Sutter County

CUHW providers join UDW, building power for IHSS providers and clients across California

Earlier this year, California United Homecare Workers (CUHW) merged with UDW to strengthen our voice as caregivers and help bring dignity and respect to the important work we do. IHSS providers in your county are now part of UDW – welcome!

UDW members gather in Sacramento to talk with legislators about protecting IHSS.

Stronger Together

“I have been working as an IHSS provider since 2008, taking care of my son and a woman who has severe limitations in her mobility. We all need to do our part to ensure quality care for our clients. With UDW we will be stronger, and members will have new opportunities to get involved in the fight to protect IHSS.”

“Anytime there is a cut to IHSS, it hurts all those involved. The extra money means more gas, food, clothing, and other necessities. Most providers are not wealthy and do this important job because they care for their clients. UDW’s recent victory in restoring the 7% that was cut from the IHSS budget was a major win for everyone because now many of our clients will have more hours of care and providers will have more money at the end of the month. Go to the monthly meetings. Talk to other providers. Get involved and find out how you can to your part.”

“About two years ago I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, or MS. This came as a shock because I have been a caregiver for twenty years, providing care for my daughter, Lacy, who lives with Spina Bifida. During my rehabilitation treatment period, I became a recipient of homecare for the first time. Unexpected illnesses and tragedies that put us out of work can happen to anyone. If you have questions about how UDW can help, call the Member Benefits Center to get the answers you need.”

Bev Hamilton, Butte County

Wendy Hayward, Nevada County

By Editha Adams, IHSS provider and UDW Statewide President

For 16 years, I have been an IHSS provider caring for my youngest daughter Ellis, who lives with chronic lung disease.

For many of us, dealing with the IHSS program can be daunting, and getting our questions answered is not always easy. But UDW is here to help.

As a union member, you have access to our UDW Member Benefits Center. Staff can answer your questions and direct you to additional resources. Whether you are unsure of what

to do when your client is hospitalized, have questions about medical and dental benefits, or want to know more about the issues facing IHSS providers, UDW can help you find what you need.

But that’s not all.

Each county has an Advocacy Council made up of UDW homecare providers who can help you get more hours of care for your clients and resolve conflicts with IHSS. There are many other benefits to being a UDW member:

• FREEclassesforcaregivers,includingCPR/FirstAid

• Low-costdentalplan

• Prescriptiondiscountcard

• Scholarships

• AT&Twirelessandotherdiscounts

Do you need help? Want to learn more about your member benefits? Call us at 1-800-621-5016 today. For a full list of member benefits visit www.udwa.org/member-benefits.

Need help with IHSS? We are here for you!

Recently UDW helped San Diego provider Christine Nguyen win more IHSS hours for her client John. John’s hours were increased from 43 to 263 per month, and Christine was awarded nearly $30,000 in back pay!

Editha Adams

By uniting, providers ended a 7% cut to IHSS hours and are fighting for a pay raise

Homecare workers have proven time and again that by standing together and fighting back, we win. Recently, we have won several victories for homecare.

Ending a 7% cut to IHSS hoursOn July 1st, following a multi-year campaign by homecare workers and our allies, legislators restored our clients’ hours of care, temporarily ending cuts that had been in place since 2009. We continue to lobby lawmakers to ensure this cut is permanently ended.

Winning pay raises and more IHSS hours All across the state we’re building strength at the local level, too. In Butte County, the local UDW Advocacy Council recently helped a homecare provider to win 70 additional hours of paid care for her client, a military veteran who developed permanent disabilities as a result of combat. In addition, we are currently in contract negotiations in Butte and several other counties to win the pay raises that IHSS providers deserve!

Overtime pay In August, we came one step closer to finally securing overtime pay and other labor protections when a federal court ruled in favor of homecare workers. This case is expected to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. However, we are currently pressuring Governor Brown to move forward with implementing pay for overtime, wait time while at doctor’s appointments and travel time for IHSS providers.

We did it by standing together Our union unites thousands of homecare providers to make sure our voices are heard by lawmakers on the local level and in Sacramento. As we move forward, UDW members will continue to protect the IHSS program and advocate for the improvements IHSS providers and clients deserve.

At the same time, UDW fights for fairness for all. We know that homecare providers and our families cannot win justice as long as poverty wages, discrimination, and racism deny dignity to too many Americans.

I urge you to stand with us so that we can protect homecare and stand up for our communities! We look forward to working with you.

In unity,

Doug Moore, UDW Executive Director

UDW is part of the nationwide movement to secure $15 an hour for homecare workers.

A better future for homecare

UDW Executive DirectorDoug Moore

LayloniTalk,Sutter County

Homecare providers are joining UDW to win more IHSS hours and better pay!

IHSS UPDATE

UDW Membership Meetings Get updates about the IHSS program that impact you and your client. Membership meetings are also a great place to learn more about benefits and resources for union members.

When: Monday, September 21, 5 – 7pm Monday, October 19, 5 – 7pm Where: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

When: Tuesday, September 29, 6 – 8pm Thursday, October 29, 4 – 6pm Where: Lincoln Public Library, 485 Twelve Bridges Dr., Lincoln

Area Information Meetings Providers can get the latest news and learn more about the IHSS program at these local meetings.

When: Thursday, September 24, 5 – 6pm Thursday, October 22, 5 – 6pmWhere: UDW Office, 2555 Zanella Way, Ste. B, Chico

When: Monday, September 28, 3 – 5pmWhere: Cameron Park Library, 2500 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

When: Monday, October 5, 6:30 – 8pmWhere: Madelyn Helling Library, 980 Helling Way, Nevada City

When: Tuesday, October 6, 5 – 6pmWhere: Rocklin Library, 4890 Granite Dr., Rocklin

When: Thursday, October 8, 5 – 6pm Thursday, December 10, 5 – 6pmWhere: First Christian Church, 5738 Pentz Rd., Paradise

When: Friday, October 9, 3 – 4pmWhere: Yuba County Library 303 Second St., Marysville

When: Wednesday, November 18, 5 – 6pmWhere: Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave., Oroville

When: Thursday, November 19, 5 – 6pmWhere: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

Help with IHSS Hours Need help getting your clients more hours of care or preparing for an IHSS assessment? Come to our advocacy classes in your area.

When: Monday, October 12, 5 – 6:30pm Where: Yuba County Library 303 Second St., Marysville

When: Wednesday, October 14, 10am – 12pmWhere: 800 Sunrise Ave., Ste. C, Roseville

When: Wednesday, October 14, 4 – 5pmWhere: Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave., Oroville

When: Thursday, October 22, 3 – 5pmWhere: Cameron Park Library, 2500 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

Provider Appreciation EventsJoin us to celebrate the hard work and dedication of homecare providers! Dinner or brunch will be served. To RSVP or for more information, please call (916) 751-2450.

When: Friday, November 6, 5 – 7:30pmWhere: Placerville Town Hall 549 Main St., Placerville

When: Thursday, November 12, 5 – 7pmWhere: Seaman’s Lodge, 423 Nimrod St., Nevada City

When: Saturday, November 14, 10am – 12pmWhere: City Light Church, 3015 Cohasset Rd., Chico

When: Monday, November 16, 5 – 7pmWhere: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

When: Tuesday, December 1, 6 – 9pmWhere: 1550 Maidu Dr., Roseville

COME GET HELP WITH IHSS AND MEET OTHER PROVIDERS!

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Statewide IHSS Conference CallWhen: Wednesday, October 14 at 3pm (Spanish) Wednesday, October 14 at 4pm (English)UDW members are encouraged to join us for a Telephone Town Hall meeting to learn more about pay raises and overtime for IHSS providers, your UDW member benefits, and our campaign to end the 7% cut to our clients’ hours for good.

To join, simply answer the phone call from us at the start of the meeting. Make sure our union has your updated phone number so we can reach you! Please call 1-800-621-5016 at least one week before the meeting to update your information. Only UDW members will be contacted for this Telephone Town Hall event.

You’re invited

Homecare providers are joining UDW to win more IHSS hours and better pay!

IHSS UPDATE

UDW Membership Meetings Get updates about the IHSS program that impact you and your client. Membership meetings are also a great place to learn more about benefits and resources for union members.

When: Monday, September 21, 5 – 7pm Monday, October 19, 5 – 7pm Where: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

When: Tuesday, September 29, 6 – 8pm Thursday, October 29, 4 – 6pm Where: Lincoln Public Library, 485 Twelve Bridges Dr., Lincoln

Area Information Meetings Providers can get the latest news and learn more about the IHSS program at these local meetings.

When: Thursday, September 24, 5 – 6pm Thursday, October 22, 5 – 6pmWhere: UDW Office, 2555 Zanella Way, Ste. B, Chico

When: Monday, September 28, 3 – 5pmWhere: Cameron Park Library, 2500 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

When: Monday, October 5, 6:30 – 8pmWhere: Madelyn Helling Library, 980 Helling Way, Nevada City

When: Tuesday, October 6, 5 – 6pmWhere: Rocklin Library, 4890 Granite Dr., Rocklin

When: Thursday, October 8, 5 – 6pm Thursday, December 10, 5 – 6pmWhere: First Christian Church, 5738 Pentz Rd., Paradise

When: Friday, October 9, 3 – 4pmWhere: Yuba County Library 303 Second St., Marysville

When: Wednesday, November 18, 5 – 6pmWhere: Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave., Oroville

When: Thursday, November 19, 5 – 6pmWhere: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

Help with IHSS Hours Need help getting your clients more hours of care or preparing for an IHSS assessment? Come to our advocacy classes in your area.

When: Monday, October 12, 5 – 6:30pm Where: Yuba County Library 303 Second St., Marysville

When: Wednesday, October 14, 10am – 12pmWhere: 800 Sunrise Ave., Ste. C, Roseville

When: Wednesday, October 14, 4 – 5pmWhere: Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave., Oroville

When: Thursday, October 22, 3 – 5pmWhere: Cameron Park Library, 2500 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

Provider Appreciation EventsJoin us to celebrate the hard work and dedication of homecare providers! Dinner or brunch will be served. To RSVP or for more information, please call (916) 751-2450.

When: Friday, November 6, 5 – 7:30pmWhere: Placerville Town Hall 549 Main St., Placerville

When: Thursday, November 12, 5 – 7pmWhere: Seaman’s Lodge, 423 Nimrod St., Nevada City

When: Saturday, November 14, 10am – 12pmWhere: City Light Church, 3015 Cohasset Rd., Chico

When: Monday, November 16, 5 – 7pmWhere: 2670 Myrtle St., Live Oak

When: Tuesday, December 1, 6 – 9pmWhere: 1550 Maidu Dr., Roseville

COME GET HELP WITH IHSS AND MEET OTHER PROVIDERS!

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Statewide IHSS Conference CallWhen: Wednesday, October 14 at 3pm (Spanish) Wednesday, October 14 at 4pm (English)UDW members are encouraged to join us for a Telephone Town Hall meeting to learn more about pay raises and overtime for IHSS providers, your UDW member benefits, and our campaign to end the 7% cut to our clients’ hours for good.

To join, simply answer the phone call from us at the start of the meeting. Make sure our union has your updated phone number so we can reach you! Please call 1-800-621-5016 at least one week before the meeting to update your information. Only UDW members will be contacted for this Telephone Town Hall event.

You’re invited