UAPD News

San Francisco Proposes 3% Across the Board Cuts The UAPD Bargaining Team and Senior Labor Representative Patricia Hernandez will meet with Human Resources.

Negotiations with the State of California to Begin Soon Salary equity for all departments, a smoother CME process, and unpaid days off are some of this year's bargaining goals.

LA County Physicians Ratify New Contract   New pay scale with additional tenure steps means significant wage increases for many physicians...

Department of Corrections Physicians and Dentists Win Large Raises  Recruitment and retention of qualified doctors seen as key to improving medical care in California's prisons...

State of Calfornia Physicans and Dentists Win Equity Raises Salary increases will allow other state agencies to compete with CDCR in attracting quality doctors...   

 


 
 
 

 

 

 

    
 
  UAPD Calendar -- May  2008 

  Tuesday, May 6
  Santa Cruz County Meeting
  1080 Emeline, Santa Cruz
  12:00 to 1:00 PM

  Tuesday, May 20
  Santa Cruz County Meeting
  1080 Emeline, Santa Cruz
  12:00 to 1:00 PM
 

  Wednesday, May 28
  Alameda County Medical Center Membership Meeting
 
Eastmont Wellness Center, 6955 Foothill, Room TBA
  12:00 to 1:00 PM

  Thursday, May 29
  LA County Physicians Council Meeting
 
AFSCME District Council 36, 514 Shatto Place, Los Angeles
  5:30 to 7:30 PM

 

 
 
 
 
 
UAPD has staunchly defended our doctors' Due Process Rights, negotiated lucrative contracts, and advocated for health care reform that benefits both physicians and patients.
Dr. Stuart Bussey, M.D., J.D., UAPD President
This is an idea that is going to spread across the country like wildfire.
Louis Simpson, M.D.
When Alameda County tried to contract out the jobs of 55 doctors, the UAPD sued the county and won. Believe me, we are strong supporters of the UAPD.
Philip Sherard, M.D.
My employer had a good pension plan but it only applied to full time physicians. UAPD negotiated a contract to include part-time doctors in the pension plan. It benefits us to be members of the UAPD.
Toby Dyner, M.D.
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