Service Employees International Union

Regulation
Emails Show Seattle’s Coordination with Activists in Minimum Wage Research
Last month, researchers from the University of Washington informed the city of Seattle that despite the best efforts of the Service Employees International Union they had failed to repeal…
by Michael Watson on July 27, 2017

Labor Watch
Government Unions after Wisconsin
Summary: Unlike private-sector unions—which create an adversarial relationship between the labor union and the employer—public sector unions operate under a different dynamic. Indeed, public sector unions are in a unique…
by Michael Watson on July 25, 2017

Labor Watch
Freedom Foundation Scores Win Against SEIU in Washington
On July 11, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a charge against Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Leadership Council 14 for campaign finance violations following a formal complaint by the Olympia-based…
by Jacob Grandstaff on July 20, 2017

Labor Watch
Unions Make an Offer Illinois Can’t Refuse
Thanks to Big Labor’s political machine, Illinois and California are in a race to see whose economy can go belly-up first – and they’re happy to let their taxpayers…
by Hayden Ludwig on June 21, 2017

Labor Watch
The SEIU Hopes to Plunder the Families of Disabled People
Summary: In an effort to help their political supporters in the unions, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton and the state’s legislature classified Minnesota’s home care providers as government employees for purposes of…
by Olivia Grady on January 5, 2017

Labor Watch, Monthly Notes
Unions Heart Occupy Wall Street
Unions have provided Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protestors with resources including office space, photocopying services and food, in exchange for the activists “…pitching in to help unions ratchet up action…
by Matt Patterson on December 2, 2011