COVID-19 Updates
COUNTY/COURT WORKERS
OCEA letter to Court—6/22/21 OCEA letter to County—6/18/21 OCEA letter to Court—1/14/21 OCEA letter to County—1/14/21 OCEA letter to Court—12/23/20 OCEA letter to County—12/21/20 OCEA letter to County CEO—3/13/20 COVID-19 Related Employee Info
LATEST COVID-19 UPDATES
AMEA: Emergency Paid Sick Leave Program Extension
November 22, 2021
As many of you know, The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA or Act) required employers to provide employees with paid sick leave or expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19.
AMEA: Emergency Paid Sick Leave Program Expires Nov. 11
November 3, 2021
As many of you know, The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA or Act) required employers to provide employees with paid sick leave or expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19.
OCEA Letter to the Court - 6/22/2021
June 22, 2021
On June 17, OCEA notified the Court that pursuant to California law we wished to meet and confer regarding the Court’s proposed revisions to Cal/OSHA Emergency Temporary Standards.
OCEA demands meet and confer with County re: Cal/OSHA revisions
June 18, 2021
Earlier today, County Executive Officer Frank Kim sent County workers a memorandum via email regarding proposed revisions to Cal/OSHA Emergency Temporary Standards. The memorandum contained a description of changes the County intends to implement regarding face coverings, physical distancing, and future requirements applicable to members of the public.
OCEA demands meet and confer with Court re: Revisions to Cal/OSHA standards
June 17, 2021
Late yesterday, Chief Executive Officer David Yamasaki sent court employees an email regarding proposed revisions to Cal/OSHA Emergency Temporary Standards. The email contained a description of changes the Court intends to implement regarding face coverings, physical distancing, and future requirements applicable to members of the public.
Friday! Join Supervisor Katrina Foley at a remembrance for COVID victims
June 9, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the course of our lives in so many ways. We’ve changed how we live and how we work. We’ve lost friends and loved ones. Even as vaccination programs and dedicated public workers help move California towards reopening, our personal losses will stay with us forever.
