News

The results from the LACERA election are in, and we have some incredible news to share.

Nicole Mi has won BOTH the LACERA Board of Investments and Board of Retirement seats!

Our 2026 CAPE Board of Directors election has come to an early close.

CAPE is proud to endorse Nicole Mi for LACERA Board of Retirement and Board of Investments.

CAPE has secured an important step forward in our Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) case against the Assessor regarding his unilateral change to Telework.

County management attempted to have CAPE’s Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) against the Assessor dismissed on a technicality, arguing our filing was “untimely.” They hoped to block the case before it was ever heard, which would have silenced your right to challenge the Assessor’s imposed schedule and left members stuck under his unilaterally mandated work plan.

As public servants and union members, we have a chance to make a difference. Let’s stand together in compassion and solidarity to help those in need.

It is with deep honor and gratitude that I step into this role as the new CAPE President. 

As the first woman to serve in this position in our 60-year history, I do not take lightly the responsibility of carrying our union forward into a new era.

A Special Message from Outgoing CAPE President, Carlos Clayton, P.E.
This Labor Day, I am proud to stand with every CAPE member in honoring the generations of workers who fought for dignity, fairness, and justice. The rights we enjoy today – fair pay, safe working conditions, benefits, and a voice on the job – were all won because working people came together and refused to give up.

***ELECTION RESULTS ARE IN***

The California Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) is pleased to announce the results of its 2025 CAPE Board of Directors Election.

The following five candidates have been elected to a two-year term beginning at the September 2025 CAPE Board meeting on September 11, 2025:

(Click on the name to read the candidate's statements)

We have officially filed Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) charges against L.A. County Assessor Jeff Prang and the County for violating our contract and state labor law.