1199SEIU is committed to fighting for the needs of our members and all workers, and that includes making sure they have the tools they need to work and live with dignity.
We wholeheartedly believe that this dignity extends to workers being fairly compensated for the hours they work. Converting 24-hour cases to two twelve-hour shifts would cost $1 billion, which must be allocated by the Governor and State Legislature.
We are helping to ensure our members’ rights to be compensated properly under the current law, while always fighting to secure additional state and federal funding for home care members. In addition, the Union continues to pursue the claims of any members who were not paid properly under the current live-in rules.
Our members and their needs are our top priority, and we will remain vigilant in fighting to ensure they get every penny to which they are entitled.
News Feed
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Legislation Would Enhance Access to Psychotherapy for NY’s Most Underserved Communities Read More
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Santa Claus & Elected Officials will read holiday stories to children among other festive activities Read More
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Professional Home Care Workers Authorized Their Bargaining Committee To Issue A 10-Day Notice To Largest Private Sector Employer In Upstate Over Manageable Case Loads, Affordable Health Insurance Coverage & Comprehensive Competitive Benefits Package To Recruit & Retain Workers To Keep Patients In Their Homes After Discharge From Care Facilities Read More
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Santa Claus & Elected officials will read holiday stories to children Read More
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Please share the attached December Tickets at Work flyer with members, family, and friends. Read More
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NLRB Charges Healthcare System w/Multiple Violations of Federal Labor Law Read More
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Professional Home Care Workers Believe University of Rochester Management Continues To Limit Bargaining Dates and Length of Sessions Fearing Other Workers Will Join Unions As Largest Non-Profit Employer And Its Associated Companies Earn Millions In Profits Read More
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Union members won significant raises to offset area’s soaring cost of living, and to help recruit and retain essential hospital staff Read More
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Professional Home Care Workers Believe Management Continues To Limit Bargaining Dates and Length of Sessions Fearing Other Workers Will Continue To Join Unions As Largest Non-Profit Employer And Its Associated Companies Earn Millions In Profits Read More
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As cost-of-living soars, 1199SEIU members at Middletown hospital demand a fair contract to retain staff, address patient care crisis Read More
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There is no way to sugarcoat yesterday’s election loss and the heartache felt by millions of Americans who rightly fear the impact of looming Republican attacks on workers’ rights, healthcare, jobs, and freedoms. Read More
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Florida’s election results displayed some of the very best aspects of our democracy and some of the very worst of politics in our state. Read More
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By Virginia Kondas, APRN Read More
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Largest Non-Profit Nursing Home Announced Plan To Close Amid Management’s Inability To Consistently Pay Workers As Their Health Insurance Coverage Lapses Read More
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In the most recent 1199SEIU Florida We Care Committee (WCC) online meeting, caregivers discussed the importance of voting yes on Amendment 4 in this November’s election to reverse the state’s extreme, dangerous and intrusive six-week abortion ban. Read More
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Healthcare workers across the state are overwhelmingly in favor of Amendment 4 that would reverse Florida’s dangerous abortion ban and stop government interference in a woman’s most personal medical decisions. Read More
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Laboratory staff picketed Northwell’s Little Neck Parkway Laboratory earlier today. The laboratory technologists, laboratory technicians, laboratory accessioners, and clinical laboratory assistants, members of 1199SEIU, were joined by community supporters and other union members. Read More
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Weinberg Campus Caregivers, Resident Families, And Community Leaders Protested In Front Of New York State Department Of Health This Week In Continued Effort To Save Largest Non-Profit Nursing Home As Residents and Families Left Scrambling To Find New Homes Amid Bed Shortages Read More
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Top WNY Leaders Called on NYS Department of Health To Save Weinberg Campus By Funding & Approving Receivership Read More
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Largest Non-Profit Nursing Home Announced Plan To Close Amid Management’s Inability To Consistently Pay Workers As Their Health Insurance Coverage Lapses Read More