SEIU is proud to honor the often unsung heroes in education- our cafeteria workers. These professionals make a difference in children’s lives daily, providing nutritious breakfasts and lunches and serving them with a smile.
SEIU 888 has made the passage of 9-1-1 Dispatcher Legislation a priority in Massachusetts and is working with the International to make it a legislative priority for all of SEIU’s 2 million members.
SEIU 888 is proud to announce a historic agreement with the EOVS that will establish a career ladder for CNAs and grant them the wages they rightfully deserve.
Emerson Staff Union (ESU) announced its formal request for voluntary recognition from the College for the inclusion of dedicated staff members in Financial Aid and Student Accounts.
Strong unions are behind this upward trend in strikes, empowering and supporting workers in their pursuit to share in the meteoric economic growth so many corporations are enjoying today.
These historic increases were 16.5% to 32.5% setting unprecedented gains for the hard workers that intake emergency calls for the entire City of Boston.
Local 888 responded quickly to membership in the Quincy Public School secretary unit when they stood for a pay raise based on earnings realized by other city workers.
President Tom McKeever works diligently to improve the personal and professional lives of each member of Local 888 which includes securing new legal coverage for members.
Today marks a significant step in ensuring the safety of Local 888 members as they continue their commendable work in outreach and assistance to the many who need it.
President Tom McKeever met with Boston City Council President Ed Flynn at Boston Police headquarters to hear directly from the 888 members regarding understaffing and mandated shifts by the department.