Security officers are essential and deserve fair pay, healthcare, training, respect, and the freedom to join a union.
The City of Indianapolis is temporarily refusing to contract with Protection Plus Inc. after learning that the company had failed to pay proper overtime wages to Security Officers.
Building Justice! is for essential Janitors and Security Officers fighting to make our workplaces better. No matter who we are or where we are from, we stand together for fair pay, healthcare, respect and the right to build our union.
SEIU Local 1 arena workers, fellow members, and allies applauded the Detroit City Council’s passage of a resolution that will enable workers to have a seat at the table to address issues that matter to them.
Stand for Security members take action in our workplaces — and our communities — to make them better.
Read our latest newsletter containing information on all you need to know about the Security sector.
See NewsletterHear from our members on the front lines about their working experience.
Member StoriesClick here to be connected to our resource for finding a responsible contractor.
Contractor GuideFind what locals nearest to you have a Security division.
Learn MoreClick here for more resources about COVID-19.
Covid ResourcesWe are over 75,000 union security officers strong in cities like Seattle, Portland, Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Minneapolis, Denver, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, D.C., and many more. Join us!
Learn MoreSince the pandemic started, officers have shown up every day to keep everyone as safe as possible risking their health.
Learn MoreThroughout the pandemic, security officers go to work every day and risk their health and their families' health in order to protect the people of Rhode Island.
Learn MoreLos Angeles County relies on privately contracted companies for specialized services such as janitorial, security, environmental services and food services.
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