This year, more than 240 seats will be on the ballot across Pennsylvania on November 5, 2024. From the next president to every single seat in the State House, this election will touch every Pennsylvanian. Make sure that your voice is heard this election day by browsing all of the resources available at SEIU's 2024 Election Hub!
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Log inThe Pennsylvania Joint Board of Worker’s United, SEIU, (PAJB), represents approximately 5000 workers employed by 40 employers spanning from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. Our membership is diverse, and includes garment workers, food service workers, distribution center workers, and industrial laundry workers. Workers United has a deeply rooted history representing garment workers. We are the former International Ladies Garment Workers‘ Union, which was created in 1900 to fight sweatshops and bring decent working conditions. The ILGWU was one the first U.S. unions to have a primarily female membership. Today we still hold the values close from over 100 years ago; every worker deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. These are the same values share by our parent union, the Service Employee International Union, with over two million members in the United States and Canada and a leader in the fight for social justice. If you and your coworkers would like to be treated fair on the job and finally have a say over your working conditions contact us on how to form a union at your workplace. Our office number is (610) 433-7445
PAJB Union Members come together to serve their communities across PA.
Learn MorePAJB Members joined community members upset about use of American Rescue Plan Funds.
Learn MoreClarion University Food Service workers won their Union in 2021!
Learn MoreStatement from SEIU International President April Verrett on SEIU’s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for President:
The Pennsylvania Joint Board and workers across the state are calling on Chancellor Greenstein to make it clear to the food service giants bidding on open contracts that they need to honor workers' existing union contracts.
An op-ed from Lynn Fox, President of Workers United and President of the Philadelphia Jewish Labor Committee, featured in 'In These Times'
