Mendocino College Workers Stand Up for Community Needs Over Administrators’ Greed
Top college district administrators keep wages down, while inflating their own salaries.
On January 24, Mendocino Lake Community College District (MLCCD)
Classified and Temporary workers picketed at the college campus
in Ukiah to protest unnecessary takeaways, including
workers’ ability to use earned time off in cases of extended
illness or injury.
Top administrators have inflated their own salaries while
trying to hold down wages for faculty and staff, and
replace good jobs with temporary positions
that lack benefits.
“President Reyes is paid an astonishing $302,717/year,
significantly more than the governor of California and 44% more
than presidents at comparable rural community colleges here in
northern California. We need to let the community know that
Mendocino College has gotten off track. Students, faculty and
staff deserve better,” said Kimberly Pinson, a Financial Aid
Technician.