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SEIU Branding seeks a campaign organizer to lead large-scale organizing efforts across the USA. You will guide campaigns from planning to execution, coordinate with field staff and local unions, and help develop organizational strategy and training programs.
The role requires strong writing, verbal, and analytical communication skills, plus knowledge of campaign data tools and MS Office. Travel is frequent and hours may be long.
GRADE: UUR III; Annual Salary is $95,779.60
LOCATION: All USA
ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW: We are the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), a union of about 2 million diverse members in healthcare, the public sector, and property services. We believe in and fight for our Vision for a Just Society: where all workers are valued and all people respected—no matter where we come from or what color we are; where all families and communities can thrive; and where we leave a better and more equitable world for generations to come. We are an anti-racist union determined to check corporate power and uproot structural racism through unions—worker power and collective action—and government—legislative and political action. We fight for Unions for All and a Government that Works for All so that all of us, across race and place, can have power together in unions and participate fully in our democracy.
PURPOSE: To represent and assist the International Union in organizing; to take responsibility for major campaigns and to act in a leadership role with respect to program and other staff; to perform advanced training for organizers, staff, and worker leaders of SEIU; and to design and implement organizing goals of SEIU.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: Performs a wide range of duties as assigned by the International Union, including but not limited to the following:
PROBATIONARY PERIOD: Twelve Months
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