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SEIU-USWW in Alameda, CA seeks a Coordinator to lead a team of union staff, directing contract enforcement and member engagement across the Los Angeles area. You will oversee staff development, data management, and campaign planning, working with organizers, researchers, and others to advance organizing efforts.
The role requires strong leadership, negotiation skills, and the ability to drive complex campaigns in a fast-paced, diverse environment. Travel within California may be required.
Location: Alameda, California
Department: Internal - Security
Employment Type: Full-Time
Minimum Experience: Mid-level
Compensation: $114,885.37 –$118,848.92
About SEIU-USWW: The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) is our country’s fastest growing labor union with more than 2 million members. We have been on the cutting edge of building the power of low-wage workers in service industries and in leading the fight for social justice on issues such as health care, immigration, and education reform. The SEIU United Service Workers West (SEIU-USWW) represents over 50,000 property service workers across California. Our union brings together janitors, security officers, residential, stadium, arena, and airport workers. Our mission is to lead the way to a more just and humane society; building power for all service workers by developing member leadership and activism, winning strong contracts, organizing unorganized service workers, building political and community power, and engaging in direct action that demonstrates our strength and determination to win.
Working under the direction of the Southern CA Staff Director (with overall direction of the division fall under the Division Driver). The Coordinator is responsible for achieving the organization’s goals & program for members throughout the Los Angeles Area. In this role, you will direct a team of union staff, in contract enforcement, member worksite actions and engagement on larger social/political issues facing their communities.