The SEIU Missouri/Kansas State Council represents essential workers across both states including 14,000 home care and health care providers, higher education faculty, janitors, as well as patient care professionals, first responders and social service workers.
Today, Tila Garcia-Ramsey, an SEIU Local 1 janitor who cleans the Internal Revenue Service building in Kansas City, joined Labor Secretary Marty Walsh as the Biden Administration announced an executive order mandating at least a $15 minimum wage for up to 700,000 underpaid federal contractors.
Jones, a longtime supporter of the movement for $15 and a union, inherits more than $500 million in direct assistance from the American Rescue Plan
Workers fought successfully for new contract that raises pay to at least $15 per hour plus scheduled raises and increased safety measures.
The SEIU Missouri/Kansas State Council represents essential workers across both states, it's vital that our members take action to support legislation that impacts our union.
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2024/2025 Endorsement InformationThe SEIU Missouri/Kansas State Council represents essential workers across both states including 14,000 home care and health care providers, higher education faculty, janitors, as well as patient care professionals, first responders and social service workers. SEIU members are winning better wages, healthcare and more secure jobs, while ensuring that working people, not just wealthy special interests, benefit from today’s economy.
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