Trump and Republicans' monstrous budget bill has passed. It will bring massive harm to our communities - but we will continue fighting back to hold politicians and their billionaire backers accountable.
SEIU stands with AFSCME 33 in their demand for a fair contract!
It's been 15 years since Pennsylvania has raised its minimum wage. Tell your elected officials it's time to raise the wage now and give Pennsylvanians local wage control!
Pennsylvania hasn't raised the minimum wage since 2007! It's time to demand that our state legislature frees the wage so that Pennsylvanians can get a raise!
“We stand ready to fight for a budget that provides a family sustaining job for every worker in Pennsylvania. We call on the Pennsylvania state legislature to pass a budget that prioritizes working people and protects our public services.”
Today, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Pennsylvania State Council announced several key additions to their 2024 general election endorsements.
Today, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Pennsylvania State Council, which represents 80,000 workers statewide – including property service workers, health care workers, public service workers, school employees, laundry and distribution workers – announced its endorsed candidates for the 2024 General Election.
HARRISBURG: Last night, Governor Shapiro signed a 47.8 billion dollar budget that delivered key investments for Pennsylvania workers.
"Pennsylvania workers need bold leadership in Harrisburg. They need elected leaders who will use every tool at their disposal to rewrite the rules to hold corporations responsible and put power back in the hands of working people."
We stand ready to fight for a budget that provides a family sustaining job for every worker in Pennsylvania.
On Friday, Governor Shapiro released his plan for the restructuring of entire Higher Ed System including PASSHE and Community Colleges.
SEIU PA State Council’s Endorsed Candidates Overwhelmingly Win Judicial and Municipal Races Across the State
The General Assembly should take immediate and corrective action on raising the wage. Equally as important, the General Assembly should ensure a permanent solution to make sure that workers don’t have to wait another 17 years for the legislature to take action.
“We need strong courts that will stand strong for union members and working families.”
We stand ready to fight for a budget that seeks justice for every Pennsylvania worker.
"I stand with all victims of harassment, SEIU stands with all victims of harassment, and we will continue fighting for workplace safety for all."
Essential Workers in Pennsylvania turned out to elect leaders who will fight to raise wages, lower costs, and deliver real results for hardworking families.
"Our contracts, our right to have a strong union, and our ability to provide for our families are on the ballot in this election. Essential workers across Pennsylvania are committed to electing Josh Shapiro Governor, and supporting #UnionsForAll champions up and down the ballot who will fight for all working families and rebuild our communities with good union jobs. We know the stakes of this election and SEIU members are rising up together to meet this moment," said Matt Yarnell, President of SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania and Secretary-Treasurer of SEIU Pennsylvania State Council.
Shapiro Joined Rally with Philadelphia Parking Workers Demanding their Union, Followed by a Roundtable Discussion on the Importance of Unions for All, Living Wages, and Uprooting Structural Racism
As Lieutenant Governor, John Fetterman stood on the frontlines with SEIU members and not yet union workers as they fought for fair contracts, better wages, and to rewrite the rules to take back power from major corporations and other powerful bosses.
Harrisburg - Today, the SEIU Pennsylvania State Council congratulated endorsed pro-worker champions on hard fought campaigns and election night victories.
SEIU Pennsylvania State Council leaders In response to right-wing extremist, Doug Mastriano’s victory in the Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial primary.