2020

• Legislature to address budget shortfall next week
• Oregon Supreme Court upholds public employee retirement cut
• The Senate’s latest COVID-19 recovery package values corporations over workers
• Your union delegates gather (virtually) for the 2020 General Council!
• In 5 Months Since First Covid Case, SEIU Members Have Pulled Together
• Statement on Federal Police in Portland
• Stronger Together, a Podcast from SEIU 503: The Steward Episode!
• Biden Announces “Caregiving Economy” Plan
• Higher Education workers, universities call for unemployment reform
• Corporate front group spreads misinformation on Movement for Black Lives
• SEIU endorses Joe Biden for President
• 2020 Special Legislative Sessions Preview
• SEIU 503 Resolves to Support the Black Lives Movement
• SEIU 503 Members Reflect on Asian American Pacific Heritage Month 2020
• Statement on Justice For George Floyd and Nationwide Protests 
• The Revenue Forecast Is A Call To Action
• SEIU 503 endorsed candidates rack up wins in 2020 Oregon Primary
• 25 Years Ago SEIU 503 Went on Strike; Today We Face A New Threat
• Cuts to critical state programs would harm hundreds of thousands of Oregonians
• I am Essential and I Vote!: Stronger Together Podcast Featuring Shemia Fagan, Rob Fullmer, and the SEIU CAPE Board
• Not filing taxes could be why you’re not seeing your CARES Act check
• How Our Union is Responding to the Budget Crisis
• Hardship Fund Sends Out More Than $140,000 To SEIU Members In Need
• Protect All Workers
• Frontline Pandemic Employees Speak Out: Stronger Together Ep. 5
• COVID-19 Resources for Local Government Workers
• Congress passes a $2.2 trillion stimulus bill. Oregon eyes its own COVID-19 response measures.
• Covid-19, Legislative Session, and Elections: SEIU 503 News Roundup Podcast
• SEIU 503 Issues Guidance to Employers on Protecting Working Families During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Jackson County Workers Vote to Strike Over Healthcare
• Stronger Together, A Podcast from SEIU 503: Ep. 2 #NoMoreCostlyWalkouts
• President Trump’s proposed budget could result in layoffs and devastate communities across Oregon
• Stronger Together, A Podcast from SEIU Local 503: Historic Win at Portland Public Schools
• Labor News Round Up

2019

• SEIU 503 Launches a New Member Assistance Center
• Spotlight 2019: Higher Ed Workers Narrowly Avoid A Strike
• 2019 was a landmark year for SEIU 503 members
• Join the Civil & Human Rights Committee’s Caucus MLDP!
• SEIU 503 Unveils its Five-Year Plan to Fight for a Fair Oregon
• 2019-2021 CAPE Delegate Election Final Results
• Jackson County Rejects $870,000 Cost-Saving Proposal, Putting Employee Healthcare At Risk
• CAPE Council Set to Begin Endorsement Process
• 2019 CAPE Election
• Member Advantages Open Enrollment
• Misplaced Priorities: Universities fall short on jobs, affordable education 
• Oregon’s Union Renaissance
• Final offers fall short, university workers prepare to strike
• Labor Day Events
• SEIU 503 Endorses Green New Deal, Signaling Commitment To Environmental Justice
• The Oregonian highlights SEIU 503 member wins at the Oregon Legislature