WCE

WCE was formed in response to the passage of the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act (the MMBA) by the California legislature in 1969. Significantly for the founders of WCE, the MMBA allowed for representation of professionals separately from representation of non-professionals. It allowed groups of professionals to band together to bargain and process grievances without having to join a traditional "union."... WCE was incorporated as a non-profit California corporation in 1970. Its original Board of Trustees included members from the County of Alameda, City of Santa Clara, City of Oakland, Santa Clara County Public Works, City of Concord, City of Hayward, City of Richmond, Port of Oakland, City of Berkeley, and the City of Pacifica... WCE represents more than 220 members in eight chapters. While WCE continues to represent its traditional classifications, it has evolved to represent a more diverse group of public sector employees. However, the goal of associating with like-minded professionals..

Primary location: San Rafael United States