Members
Welcome to the SEIU Local 73 Family!
SEIU Local 73 represents more than 37,000 workers, primarily in public service and publicly funded positions in school districts, municipalities, social service agencies, and many other job classifications in Illinois and Indiana. Our members keep our buildings and communities safe and clean and our families healthy, they care for our children and our elderly, and keep our cities and states running.
Member Information:
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Fix Tier 2
Employees hired after January 1, 2011 by the State of Illinois, school districts, public community colleges or universities, and municipalities are in Tier 2 of their respective pension systems. Currently, nearly half of all public employees are in Tier 2. Help fix Tier 2!
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Update My Contact Info
New email, address, and/or phone number? Update them to make sure you get your union updates!
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Member Benefits
Take advantage of all the benefit programs – everything from insurance and credit cards to discounts on travel and everyday items. We’re proud to bring you this assortment of great benefits – at no cost or obligation – just for being an SEIU member!
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Member Action Center
SEIU Local 73's Member Action Center (MAC) connects you to a well-trained, professional union representative who can provide advice and assistance to union members for individual grievances or disciplinary/investigatory meetings.
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SEIU Code of Ethics
SEIU Local 73 takes its obligations under the SEIU Code of Ethics and Conflict of Interest Policy very seriously. If you have a question or would like to file a confidential complaint, please contact Ethics Liaison Sam Hensel at hensel@ask-attorneys.com or (847) 624-1311.
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Código de Ética de SEIU
SEIU Local 73 se toma muy en serio sus obligaciones según el Código de Ética y la Política de Conflictos de Intereses de SEIU. Si tiene alguna pregunta o desea presentar una queja confidencial, comuníquese con el enlace de ética Sam Hensel hensel@ask-attorneys.com o (847) 624-131
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SEIU Local 73 represents more than 37,000 workers, primarily in public service and publicly funded positions in school districts, municipalities, social service agencies, and many other job classifications in Illinois and Indiana.