The union said the employees, who work in a variety of roles in the court system, have been working without a contract since the beginning of Sep. 2026. Despite negotiations involving a state mediator on Oct. 19 and Oct. 20, no deal was reached.
"This is yet another example of on an administration who has zero consideration for the employees who do the frontline work, that make the justice system work in Sacramento County," UPE Executive Director Ted Somera said in a statement. "So much for justice in an unjust court administration."
The court said it is projected to receive $109 million in funding for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, which is a shortfall of approximately $61 million from the Judicial Council's formula for operations. It claims that UPE is asking the court to deplete its reserve funds to finance salary increases.
The court said all court locations will remain open during a strike, but some services may be delayed.
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