What I saw this weekend was courage. What I felt was people power. What I know is this: when working people come together, we can shake the whole damn system. No kings, no fear, just a movement full of folks ready to stand up, speak out, and fight for the future we all deserve. #NoKings💜

They took the word “humane” out of the directive for how ICE officers are expected to treat parents who are detained. That tells you everything.

The labor movement’s history is complex, but our values are clear: uplift survivors and stand with them. March 31 and every day, we honor survivors of sexual assault: loudly, clearly, and without hesitation.

Funny how conservatives in Washington swear every policy that helps working people is “too expensive.” But when it’s time for billionaire tax cuts and corporate handouts, they find the money real fast.

Working people are done settling. Period.

Equal Pay Day came later this year because women lost ground again. Women are the backbone of this economy, and it is past time our pay reflected that.

Today is the day we take action! Masked ICE agents are being deployed into American cities. They are terrorizing communities, ripping families apart. We won’t let them divide us by race, class, or gender. Join us for #NoKings: https://seiu.co/NoKings28

This country belongs to working people, not bullies, billionaires, or wannabe kings. On Saturday, we’re making that clear. #NoKings Find an event near you:

The number of child labor violations have gone up fivefold in the last 10 years. Instead of cracking down, Republicans are making it easier to underpay and exploit kids. That is shameful. Children belong in safe schools, not dangerous workplaces.

Every. Single. Worker. Benefits. From. Organizing. ✊🏿 Better wages. More dignity. Real power.

NEW VIDEO! Can you believe some universities are flying their athletes on the same airlines used to deport our neighbors in shackles? See it for yourself and take action. SEIU.org/MarchMadness #DeICEflights

Broken labor law is a choice. A choice to protect corporations. To weaken workers. To keep power at the top. If all workers had the full power to organize and strike, the balance of power in this country would look a lot different. That is exactly why the rules box them in.

No university should be doing business with companies profiting off the detention and deportation of our families and neighbors. College sports are supposed to be about teamwork, opportunity, and integrity. Take action:

This is the future I believe in: more teachers, janitors, nurses, caregivers, airport workers, public workers, and union leaders stepping up to run for office. Not polished elites. Not corporate puppets. Working people. And when we run, we can win.

I loved sitting down with Angela Reddock-Wright for such a real conversation about labor, leadership, and what it takes to build a more just society. You can listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

The federal minimum wage is still $7.25 an hour. In 2026. Meanwhile, workers are out here saying what this administration refuses to hear: “I know things are worse, because I’m living it and I feel it every day.” It’s clear who this economy is working for, and it sure isn’t working people.

More than 50,000 TSA officers have missed paychecks, and now nonprofits, unions, and airports are stepping up to fill the gap. Food drives at airports should not be standing in for a functioning government. This is an outrage. They earned their paychecks.

Today it’s the airport. Tomorrow it’s your job, your kid’s school, your hospital, your church, your courthouse. That’s how fear becomes normalized.

Let me get this straight… One of the fastest-growing sectors in this country is home care work. One of the hardest jobs in this country is being a home care worker. And one of the most underpaid jobs in this country is STILL a home care worker. That has to change.

Nearly half of non-union workers say they would join a union if they could. But only 1 in 10 actually belongs to one. That gap is proof of exactly what working people already know: this system was built to keep workers from claiming their power. Working people need real pathways to organize now.

Let’s let the numbers tell the story: The largest SNAP cuts in history = $187 billion cut from food assistance. 2.4 million people losing benefits per month. Nearly 70,000 avoidable deaths by 2040. They are calling it reform. We call it what it is: cruel.

Workers need MONEY, POWER, and RESPECT. All this administration has given us is CHAOS, CUTS, and KINGS. We’ve had enough. On March 28, we rise up and remind them this country belongs to working people. #NoKings Find an event: seiu.co/NoKings28

Understaffing is a business decision. Executives cut staff, pile impossible workloads onto workers, and then act surprised when patients get hurt, flights get canceled, and shelves stay locked up. Working people didn’t create this chaos. Greedy bosses did.

Too many Americans live in poverty because too many rich people profit from it. That’s America’s shame.

This article is a reminder that the labor movement is not sitting around waiting for CEOs to grow a conscience. Workers are getting hired at Amazon and other anti-union giants with one goal: organize the shop floor. That is bold. That is strategic. That is worker power. #UnionsForAll

Women in a union are a force.💜💪🏿 These players are changing the game on and off the court.

“I work in health care and I can’t afford health insurance.” No one should have to live like this.

SEIU stands with all workers in the fight against billionaires, union-busters, and the corporations that profit off our labor. When workers move together, we are powerful.

Now THIS is what fighting back looks like. 300,000 VA workers just won back their union contract after this administration tried to tear it up. They came for workers’ rights. Workers fought back. Organized workers are a force.✊🏿

I was sickened by what I read l today. Sexual violence is real and has devastated many lives. Far too many survivors still live in pain that will never cease and with scars that will never heal. This March 31st is for them.

We will never accept a future where profits come before people.

Black women are building what corporate America refuses to. When the workplace blocks your growth, underpays your labor, and shuts you out, you build your own. That’s brilliance. That’s resilience. That’s power.💜

Asking for at least 3 workers on the floor, fair raises, safer stores, and protections from unjust firings is not “too much.” It’s the bare minimum. Baristas are telling Starbucks what respect looks like. The company needs to meet them there. Full stop.

It’s not about just getting by. Working people want to live full lives.

Cut the stunt. Cut the greed.

Local police were never meant to be ICE’s backup squad. This program turns the people sworn to protect our communities into agents of fear, detention, and family separation. That is not public safety. That is organized cruelty.

This should not be complicated: when union members run, working people show up in the policy. Better wages. Better protections. Better damn priorities. If we want politics that works for everyday people, we need more workers in office. Period.

Gas costs more. Groceries cost more. Jobs are disappearing. This. Is. Not. What. They. Promised.

A CEO making $95.8 million while their median worker makes $14,674 is not just excessive. It is immoral. Shoutout to San Francisco for pushing to strengthen its “Overpaid CEO Tax”, and to Los Angeles for stepping up too. Tax the corporate kings and invest in the people doing the real work!

A single mom loses her job, applies to 100+ positions, takes care of two teens, and Trump’s answer is to take food off her table? This administration is not “promoting work.” They are punishing poverty.

Elon Musk is the richest man in the world… again. His $839 billion fortune could provide housing to every family in this country staying in a shelter 87 times over. Don’t ask me to celebrate that. This is grotesque hoarding in a country where working people struggle to survive.

Make no mistake: terrorizing immigrant communities doesn’t make anyone safer. It leaves seniors without care, families without support, and workers afraid to do the jobs that hold this country together. That care is essential and so are the workers providing it.

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“Why is it that those who are theoretically most able to pay get to stop doing so, while those with less are not afforded the same privilege?” That’s the question we should be asking. There’s no excuse for letting the rich off easy while working people continue to foot the bill.

We are really out here in burger wars while the federal minimum wage is stuck at $7.25. Baby, the combo costs more than the hour.

Working people are getting squeezed from every direction. Groceries. Rent. Healthcare. Unions and collective bargaining can change that.

So no, immigrants are not the problem.

Let’s be clear: working people are the ones who keep this country running. Not the billionaires. Not the bosses. US.

61 years ago, Bloody Sunday showed us just how far this country would go to deny Black people the right to vote. Today we’re seeing a new wave of vote suppression with ID barriers, postal delays, and lies about “election integrity.” We honor the heroes of Selma with resistance.

Trump wants to make it easier to fire longtime federal workers. Let’s call that what it is: politically motivated firings and rewards for loyalists. And the gutting of worker protections? An added bonus as far as this President’s concerned.