We work every day to empower our members and to help the communities they serve right here in Pennsylvania.
We believe all work has dignity, and that every worker should be able to form or join a union.
We’re stronger together, and together we’ll rise.
Essential Workers rallied outside of the Merakey Foundations Leading the Way Gala
In early October, Westmoreland County announced that 125 county employees, including SEIU Local 668 members, would be furloughed starting October 13 unless state reimbursements resumed. The decision followed months of budget gridlock in Harrisburg that left counties without vital funding. County officials said interest costs had already reached about $600,000 due to delayed payments.
Every election matters. Judges, local officials, and public policies are decided by your ballot. This year, SEIU Local 668 proudly endorses Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices Dougherty, Donahue, and Wecht up for retention, who have defended fair treatment, workers’ rights, and access to justice.
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Our 2025 Endorsed CandidatesSEIU Local 668 represents nearly 20,000 public, social, and human services workers. Approximately half of our members are employed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and another 9,000 work for the municipal, county, and private employers across the state.
Our members are a diverse group of individuals, of varying ethnicities, political affiliations, and beliefs, but they are united in their dedication to serving the people of Pennsylvania.
Who We AreReclassifying 911 telecommunicators as first responders
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Learn MorePennsylvania’s public employees lack federal OSHA workplace safety protections. Learn more about our ongoing fight to secure for protection.
Learn MoreCOPE stands for Committee on Political Education - a voluntary fund to which our members can contribute. We use COPE funds - not membership dues - to support elected officials who stand with working families. Your COPE donation will help ensure Pennsylvania’s politicians champion and fully fund public, social, and human services, and protect our jobs. Contribute today!
