Are Court employees members of a union/bargaining unit?
Yes, most Court employees must become a member of United Public Employees of California (UPEC). Employees may also choose to pay a service fee to the union or contribute to an approved charitable organization, in lieu of membership. Exceptions are management and confidential employees. Supervisors are covered by UPEC and membership is not mandatory. Deputy marshals and marshal sergeants are covered by the Deputy Sheriff’s Association (DSA) and membership is not mandatory.
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