Coming Thursday Night, August 11th 2011 !
SOS RADIO!
Our Guest will be
Mariam Noujaim. Mariam is a California state employee and
SEIU Union member who is suing to get access to records that show how
SEIU is spending her dues money. Mariam Believes her union is spending millions of dollars on matters unrelated to her representation as a union member. At present she is asking a judge to issue a writ to force the union to let her view the records as is written in the union bylaws.
Join us thursday as Mariam discusses her quest for records from Service Employees International Union.
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Petitioner Mariam Noujaim alleges the folloving:
1. At all times herein mentioned Petitioner Mariam Noujaim has been a dues paying
member of Respondent Service Employees Intemational Union, Local 1000 (SEIU). SEIU
serves as Petitioner's exclusive representative in her employments relations vsdth the State of
Califomia under the Dills Act (Govemment Code section 3512 et seq.).
2. Petitioner is informed and believes and thereon alleges that Respondent SEIU is a
Califomia nonprofit mutual benefit corporation with its principal place of business in
Sacramento, Califomia. SEIU serves as Petitioner's exclusive representative tmder the Dills Act.
3. Pursuant to Corporations Code section 8333, the accounting books and records and
minutes ofa corporation shall be open to inspection upon the written demand on the corporation
of any member at any reasonable time, for a purpose reasonably related to such person's interests
as a member.
4. On March 18, 201 Imade a written request to SEIU to inspect the accounting books
and records and minutes of SEIU, including bank statements and bank reconciliations for each
month of 2009 and 2010. (Exhibit A attached). Petitioner was interested in detennining where
SEIU Local 1000 was spending her dues and the dues of other members similarly situated.
Petitioner currently pays dues of $43.60 per month. Petitioner is informed an believes and
thereon alleges that for the years 2009 and 2010 SEIU has spent members' dues in amounting to
several millions of dollars on matters unrelated to its duty as exclusive representative.
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