Opinion: SEIU, one of America’s largest unions, is facing its own labor pains
One of America’s largest unions is facing its own labor pains. SEIU, the Service Employees International Union, represents nearly two million workers. It’s the muscle behind the “Fight for $15” campaign to raise the minimum wage. Yet staff at SEIU’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., could soon be going on strike.
Employees at SEIU are organized by two unions: the Union of Union Representatives and the Office and Professional Employees International Union. Last week, after a breakdown in talks with the bosses, OPEIU’s Local...
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