Who We Are
The SEIU Michigan State Council is 78,000 members strong and proud to be a part of the largest and fastest growing union in the AFL-CIO in the United States, the Service Employees International Union, with over 1.8 million members nationwide. SEIU represents over 1.8 million members in many diverse fields that serve as the glue that holds together the fabric of our communities. We are your janitors, security guards, sheriff deputies, nurses, hospital workers, nursing home workers, home care workers, doctors, medical interns, EMT, scientist and engineers with the state and local governments. 

What We Do
The SEIU Michigan State Council has members in five locals across the state that represent workers in healthcare, state and local government, building services, and industrial and allied trades. We work in a wide variety of occupations to help make Michigan a safe and healthy place to live, work, and raise our families.

Current Advocacy Campaigns from SEIU Michigan Action Center

	Fully Fund Head Start  July 17, 2008			Right-to-Work Legislation; Take Action to Stop  July 30, 2007
	Stand Up for County Correction Officers  June 26, 2008			Restore Fairness at the Bargaining Table for Non-Instructional School Employees  July 23, 2007
	Local Municipalities Need an Increase  June 24, 2008			Stand up for Patients - Safe Patient Care Legislation  July 16, 2007

Previous Advocacy Campaigns from SEIU Michigan Action Center

State and School Retiree Healthcare Benefits in Jeopardy   May 06, 2008	State and School Retiree Healthcare Benefits in Jeopardy   April 10, 2008
Michigan's Medicaid Funding at Risk   April 16, 2008	Protect Michigan's Evironment   December 11, 2007

Recent Messages from SEIU Michigan Action Center

Fully Fund Head Start   July 23, 2008	Michigan's Medicaid Funding at Risk   April 16, 2008
Stand Up for County Correction Officers   June 26, 2008	State and School Retiree Healthcare Benefits in Jeopardy   April 11, 2008
State and School Retiree Healthcare Benefits in Jeopardy   May 06, 2008	Protect Detroit Public School Funding   April 09, 2008