Join us as we fight for a real seat at the table and a future where all working families can thrive.
We are home care providers and public service employees dedicated to delivering quality services to Virginia families.
The Home Care Chapter of SEIU Virginia 512 was founded in 2006. Today, we’re an active union of over 1,400 home care workers across our commonwealth.
Learn MoreThe Fairfax County Government Employees Union Chapter of SEIU Virginia 512 is a diverse and engaged union of more than 2,000 general county employees from across Fairfax County.
Learn MoreThe Loudoun Chapter of SEIU Virginia 512 represents dedicated Loudoun County employees, including nurses, social workers, mental health professionals, librarians, parks staff, maintenance workers, engineers, and more.
Learn MoreRichmond city workers are joining together in a union—just as millions of city workers have done all across the country—to negotiate for higher pay and a real say in important decisions that impact their jobs.
Learn MorePrince William County workers are joining together in a union—just as millions of county workers have done all across the country—to negotiate for higher pay and a real say in important decisions that impact our jobs.
Learn MoreSEIU Virginia 512 members have access to various exclusive sources, benefits, and the expertise of our Member Services Director and Advocate. Learn more about what Member Services offer!
Learn MoreIn case you missed it: the Chair of the Loudoun Board of Supervisors, Phyllis Randall, proudly shared her support for your right to collectively bargain through our union. She made that support official through a letter sent directly to ALL Loudoun County workers.
Senator McClellan calls for collective bargaining for city workers in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, writing, "Richmond can help secure a long-term workforce, and make sure its employees can afford to live in the city as well. This is an investment not just in our workers, but in our city’s long-term growth. It’s what’s best for Richmond; it’s what’s best for all of us. Let’s get it done."
Union members called on the General Assembly to protect the progress they’ve made with essential workers over the past two years and to strive toward making Virginia the best state for workers.
We are the union of public service workers in Virginia, uniting people who work for cities and counties all across the Commonwealth of Virginia to improve our jobs and the services we provide to our communities.
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