Member Resources
Access important workplace information, union resources, employee services and guidance created to support and protect SEIU Local 175 members.
You have the right to union representation any time you face a meeting or discussion with a supervisor that could lead to discipline. Your employer usually has no obligation to inform you of your right to have a union representative present. You must ask for your rights. Your employer must give you time to contact a union representative and allow the representative to be present at the meeting.
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Did you know that every seven seconds a worker is injured on the job? That equals 510 workers per hour and 12,300 workers a day. The most common injuries include sprains, strains, tears, soreness or pain, cuts, lacerations and punctures. Follow the link below for ten tips you can practice daily to stay safe at work.
10 Tips to Work Safely
Economic justice and racial justice are inseparable. The labor movement stands for dignity, equality and opportunity for every worker, while opposing the discrimination and division that weaken solidarity.
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Local SEIU 175 is proud to support and push for change throughout the labor landscape. But have you ever wondered what unions do all over the world? Follow the link below to learn how unions empower workers and strengthen working families.
What Unions Do
HR Self Service allows you to check details about yourself. You can review your benefits, absence management information and paycheck details. You only need your NetID and password. Select the link below to access the employee information.
Self Service
Weekends, overtime pay, the eight-hour workday, minimum-wage protections, paid vacation, safety standards and many other workplace rights were won through generations of union organizing and advocacy.
Labor Movement History
Explore current employment opportunities at Princeton University. Members who are ready for a new challenge or want to advance their careers can review available positions and application information.
Job Opportunities
Founded in 1974, the Coalition of Labor Union Women is a national organization that unifies and empowers union women, promotes participation and advances equality throughout the labor movement.
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Union Plus provides union members and their families with access to valuable savings, benefits and services. Explore discounts and programs designed specifically for union households.
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