We provide the essential services that make Prince William County strong. But too many of us are underpaid and overworked and are being left behind as our county becomes prosperous. We deserve better wages, benefits and working conditions so that we can take care of our own families and build a stronger Prince William County.

Prince William County workers have joined together in a union so we can have a real say in the decisions that impact our jobs.

That’s what it means to be in a union — the county HAS to negotiate with its employees over wages, benefits and working conditions and those wins are secured in a union contract.

Why have Prince William County workers formed a union?

Prince William County is growing and prospering but county workers have had no voice and have had to accept whatever the county decides when it comes to our raises, healthcare, scheduling, safety, overtime, staffing and overall working conditions.

But it doesn’t have to be this way.

That’s why we as Prince William County workers voted to form our union with SEIU Virginia 512 in July of 2026. (Read more here.)

By coming together in a union, we can use our strength in numbers to:

• Earn enough to care for ourselves and our families.
• Win dignity and respect on the job that we deserve.
• Improve our benefits for healthcare and retirement.
• Ensure job security so we can plan for the future.
• Ensure that we have safe working conditions.
• Gain a strong voice in important decisions about our jobs

We are currently bargaining our first union contract. To learn more, please contact the union by phone at 571-432-0209 or by e-mail at info@seiuva.org.