Your union, your colleagues, and your fellow members – over 9,000 public sector workers throughout Washington and Oregon – need your skills, experience, and enthusiasm to help our organization [...]
The general election is around the corner – Tues., Nov. 5. For the past several months, PROTEC17 has been busy creating a new pilot political program where members have [...]
Since the inception of the scholarship program in 2011, PROTEC17 has awarded $45,000 in scholarships to the children of members. After very careful deliberation, we are proud to announce [...]
Over 400 PROTEC17 members signed a petition to save the jobs of King County Information Technology members Daniel Co and Ernesto Pobre Jr.. As term-limited temporary (TLT) employees, they [...]
The last few months have been buzzing with activity for PROTEC17 staff and members! As part of a new initiative to engage members in their union, PROTEC17 is embarking [...]
As many long-time members begin to retire and new workers come on board into their professional positions, PROTEC17 is looking to learn what younger members want to see in [...]
Nearly 100 members at the City of Tacoma showed up to support their contract negotiations team as they walked into their bargaining session on July 22 at the Tacoma [...]
PROTEC17 marched in this year’s Seattle Pride Parade on June 29. Staff, members, and their families joined with MLK Labor and many other unions to support and celebrate our [...]
There have been lots of changes happening at PROTEC17 since the arrival of Executive Director Karen Estevenin in May, including the hiring of new staff members Paul Marvy and [...]
On June 17, Washington state Governor Jay Inslee signed the PROTEC17 state contract, making official all of the negotiated changes to the 2019-21 agreement. The membership ratified the agreement [...]