SEIU PA State Council

09/11/2026

As we celebrate the Jewish New Year and welcome Shana Tova 5787, we reflect on the power of unity, resilience and solidarity. Just as this season calls for renewal, we renew our commitment to fighting for fair wages, safe workplaces and dignity for all workers.

May this year bring peace, prosperity, and sweet victories for our members, families and communities. Have a sweet and prosperous new year!

09/11/2026

"Having served a term as director of my school, I understand the substantial decision-making latitude that Penn State administrators possess, including discretion over financial resources. I plan to be a dues-paying member of our union to receive the full benefits of membership and, equally important, to stand with and support my colleagues." - John O'Neill, Professor of Hospitality Management, University Park

09/11/2026

Never Forget - September 11, 2001

Twenty-five years ago today, we lost nearly 3,000 lives in the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

Our union honors our sisters and brothers, first responders, service members, and everyday people who ran toward danger that day. We hold their families, the survivors, and every veteran who served in the years after in our hearts.

Check on a veteran or first responder in your life today and hold them close.

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

I've been endorsed by the !

The SEIU PA State Council represents 80,000 essential workers in healthcare, public service, and property services. This union's support is especially important to me; my students often become members of SEIU PA after they graduate, and healthcare is one of the largest sectors in Cumberland County. 🏥

If elected, I will continue to stand with working people and fight for their dignity and quality of life.

I'm Jessica St Clair, and I'm running for PA-87.
Let's ACT - Authentic. Community. Together. 💜

09/10/2026

Well deserved! Congratulations!

UPMC will double its paid parental leave package for “eligible” employees to four weeks, the hospital system confirmed Wednesday. The move — which goes into effect in 2027 — comes as Allegheny County considers a policy that would require employers of all sizes to provide 18 w...

09/08/2026