Members
Welcome to the SEIU Local 73 Family!
SEIU Local 73 represents more than 29,000 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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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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New Member Experience Facilitator Training
We want to invite members to join SEIU Local 73's first New Member Experience Facilitator training. This is not a refresher of the normal steward training. This training will provide strategies and tips to welcome new workers into the union.
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Steward Training
Stewards are vital members of our union. They're the first person members go to when they have questions or if they have a problem at work. By becoming a steward, you can help build our union power!
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Member Handbook
SEIU Local 73 is an organization in which active members make a positive difference – where they work and where they live.
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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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Membership Cards
Have you received your membership card yet? You should receive it within a month of signing your membership card. If you have not received it, please submit a request form and one will be mailed to you.
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Member Action Center
MAC is the place where members take action to win in the workplace!
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Resources
The materials offered here were created to help each of us build a stronger union.
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Contracts
Visits our Contracts page to see what we have been working on!
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SEIU Local 73 represents more than 29,000 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.