How California’s nonprofits got dragged into a fight between unions and local governments

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How California’s nonprofits got dragged into a fight between unions and local governments
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A California Democratic lawmaker took a shot at the salaries of nonprofit CEOs after they opposed her union-backed bill that would add new disclosure requirements for local government contractors.

California’s nonprofits have been dragged into a bitter legislative battle with some of the state’s most powerful labor organizations over local government contracts with non-union workers., that would add new disclosure requirements for private organizations — many of them nonprofits — that do work for local governments under contract.

Unions have long demanded cities and counties hire their dues-paying members to do government work. They say the outsourcing to contractors erodes middle-class jobs, and they cite concerns about misuse of taxpayer funds.

Fast-food workers and SEIU members march at the Capitol to deliver postcards and petitions to Gov. Gavin Newsom on May 31, 2022. Photo by Fred Greaves for CalMatters Her latest bill would have originally put more requirements on contractors than the version California’s 40 state senators are now considering.

“As lawmakers, we have the right to know what our taxpayers’ monies are going for and making sure that the results that we’re looking for are achieved,”

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