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.
Today, SEIU Local 668 proudly celebrates the signing of Act 66 (formerly HB 453), which recognizes 9-1-1 telecommunicators as first responders and expands their access to critical mental health resources.
Election day is on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Polls are open from 7AM-8PM
Per the SEIU 668 constitution, every three years elections will take place for our union's elected officials
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Chapter Information Committee Information New Member InformationAt Local 668, we’re always fighting for workers and the communities they serve. Interested in joining SEIU Local 668 and becoming part of the Labor Movement? Be sure to sign up today online! Click to learn more about organizing a union in your workplace!
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Learn More Now!SEIU Local 668 represents nearly 25,000 workers across the Commonwealth, including public-sector workers in state and local government, private-sector human services, and the faculty at Penn State University.
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.
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