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SEIU Local 1000
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Local 1000 of the Service Employees International Union
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seiu1000.org
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2004
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SEIU Local 1000 is the largest public sector union in California and a local chapter of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), representing approximately 96,000 state employees across more than 1,400 worksites in California, Texas, New York, Chicago, and Hawaii. Headquartered in Sacramento, the non-profit is governed by elected officers and 51 District Labor Councils (DLCs), each with a president sitting on the union's governing board. The union's covered bargaining units span professional administrative and financial staff (Unit 1), professional educators and librarians (Unit 3), office and allied workers (Unit 4), engineering and scientific technicians (Unit 11), printing trades (Unit 14), allied service workers (Unit 15), registered nurses (Unit 17), medical social services specialists (Unit 20), educational consultants and librarians (Unit 21), and the State Bar.

The union's core service offering is collective bargaining and representation: it negotiates contracts with the State of California covering pay, retirement security, healthcare affordability, and telework protections; provides legal and professional representation in discipline cases, grievances, SPB/AWOL appeals, and Skelly hearings; and operates a Member Resource Center hotline plus the Leadership Apprentice Program for Stewards (LAPS) to train job stewards. Member benefits — including discounts on insurance, financial services, theme parks, travel, and dental care via DENTALSource — are administered through a partnership with the California State Employees Association (CSEA). The union also runs the Committee on Political Education (COPE) for legislative advocacy and is currently campaigning around AB 1729, a telework bill.

SEIU Local 1000 operates on a subscription recurring revenue model funded entirely by membership dues set at 1.5% of monthly gross salary, capped at $90 per member per month. Disclosed expenditure allocation for 2025 is approximately 36.7% to representation and negotiations, 30.2% to coalition-building with SEIU and allied organizations, 23.6% to operations, 4.9% to member governance, 4.2% to legislative advocacy, and 0.5% to community service. Distribution is via the DLC network, the Member Resource Center call line, and an online membership portal; growth is community-led through worksite organizing, stewards, and member referrals. The current strategic focus is the 2026 Contract Campaign with the State of California.

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SEIU Local 1000 is California's largest public sector union, representing approximately 96,000 state employees across 1,400+ worksites. The non-profit delivers collective bargaining, legal representation, contract negotiation, and member benefits, funded by 1.5%-of-salary dues (capped at $90/month) and organized through 51 District Labor Councils.

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public sector union, collective bargaining services, labor union representation, state employee advocacy, union membership services
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1Employment & Job Readiness Support Services
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  • Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations813930
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Public Sector Labor Union
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1Membership Dues
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Monthly membership dues are 1.5% of monthly gross salary, capped at $90 per month. Dues support representation and negotiations (36.7%), building power with SEIU and coalitions (30.2%), operations (23.6%), legislative advocacy (4.2%), member governance (4.9%), and community service (0.5%).

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1.5% of monthly gross salary, capped at $90 per month. Based on actual expenditures 2025: 36.7% for Representation & Negotiations, 30.2% for Building Power with SEIU & Other Coalitions, 23.6% for Operations, 4.2% for Legislative Advocacy, 4.9% for Member Governance, 0.5% for Community Service & Miscellaneous Activity.

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SEIU Local 1000 is a labor union that represents approximately 96,000 California state employees through collective bargaining, contract negotiation, legal representation, and workplace advocacy. The union organizes members across multiple bargaining units and 51 District Labor Councils to negotiate wages, benefits, retirement security, healthcare, and working conditions with the State of California.

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SEIU Local 1000 is a member-led public sector union serving as California's largest union of state employees with approximately 96,000 members. The organization operates as a unified service offering rather than a technology platform, providing core union membership services including collective bargaining, contract negotiation, legal representation, and workplace advocacy. The portfolio includes member benefits administration (through CSEA partnership), professional development through the LAPS steward training program, a network of 51 District Labor Councils for local representation, the Member Resource Center for member support, and apprenticeship/career development programs. The union is currently engaged in its 2026 Contract Campaign to negotiate pay, benefits, retirement security, and telework protections.

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1Union Membership Services
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2Contract Negotiation Services
3Member Benefits and Discounts Program
4Member Resource Center (MRC)
5Leadership Apprentice Program for Stewards (LAPS)
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7COPE (Committee on Political Education)
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SEIU Local 1000 is a local chapter of the Service Employees International Union. The international union provides support, resources, and coalition building through partnerships with allied organizations. Local 1000 dues (30.2% of expenditures) support building power with SEIU and other coalitions. The international union connects Local 1000 to a broader movement and brings additional resources, research, and strategy.

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CSEA administers member benefits and discounts for SEIU Local 1000 members, including insurance, financial services, and entertainment discounts.

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DENTALSource is a 100% union shop providing dental care benefits to Local 1000 members with substantially reduced out-of-pocket co-payments on all dental treatment.

4Community and Faith-Based Organizations
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Coalitions with advocates of affordable housing, immigration reform, early childhood education, and student loan relief. Previously helped create coalition of Fresno-area churches and community organizations for high-speed rail project equity.

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SEIU Local 1000

Public Sector Labor Unionseiu1000.org

SEIU Local 1000 is California's largest public sector union, representing approximately 96,000 state employees across 1,400+ worksites. The non-profit delivers collective bargaining, legal representation, contract negotiation, and member benefits, funded by 1.5%-of-salary dues (capped at $90/month) and organized through 51 District Labor Councils.

What SEIU Local 1000 does

SEIU Local 1000 is the largest public sector union in California and a local chapter of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), representing approximately 96,000 state employees across more than 1,400 worksites in California, Texas, New York, Chicago, and Hawaii. Headquartered in Sacramento, the non-profit is governed by elected officers and 51 District Labor Councils (DLCs), each with a president sitting on the union's governing board. The union's covered bargaining units span professional administrative and financial staff (Unit 1), professional educators and librarians (Unit 3), office and allied workers (Unit 4), engineering and scientific technicians (Unit 11), printing trades (Unit 14), allied service workers (Unit 15), registered nurses (Unit 17), medical social services specialists (Unit 20), educational consultants and librarians (Unit 21), and the State Bar.

The union's core service offering is collective bargaining and representation: it negotiates contracts with the State of California covering pay, retirement security, healthcare affordability, and telework protections; provides legal and professional representation in discipline cases, grievances, SPB/AWOL appeals, and Skelly hearings; and operates a Member Resource Center hotline plus the Leadership Apprentice Program for Stewards (LAPS) to train job stewards. Member benefits — including discounts on insurance, financial services, theme parks, travel, and dental care via DENTALSource — are administered through a partnership with the California State Employees Association (CSEA). The union also runs the Committee on Political Education (COPE) for legislative advocacy and is currently campaigning around AB 1729, a telework bill.

SEIU Local 1000 operates on a subscription recurring revenue model funded entirely by membership dues set at 1.5% of monthly gross salary, capped at $90 per member per month. Disclosed expenditure allocation for 2025 is approximately 36.7% to representation and negotiations, 30.2% to coalition-building with SEIU and allied organizations, 23.6% to operations, 4.9% to member governance, 4.2% to legislative advocacy, and 0.5% to community service. Distribution is via the DLC network, the Member Resource Center call line, and an online membership portal; growth is community-led through worksite organizing, stewards, and member referrals. The current strategic focus is the 2026 Contract Campaign with the State of California.

SEIU Local 1000 firmographics

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Name
SEIU Local 1000
Legal name
Local 1000 of the Service Employees International Union
Website
https://seiu1000.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2004
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
SEIU Local 1000 is California's largest public sector union, representing approximately 96,000 state employees across 1,400+ worksites. The non-profit delivers collective bargaining, legal representation, contract negotiation, and member benefits, funded by 1.5%-of-salary dues (capped at $90/month) and organized through 51 District Labor Councils.
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SEIU Local 1000 industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Sector Labor Union
NAICS
Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations (813930)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Employment & Job Readiness Support Services (BPAGAEAJ)

Keywords

  • Public sector union
  • Collective bargaining services
  • Labor union representation
  • State employee advocacy
  • Union membership services

Where SEIU Local 1000 is headquartered

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Sacramento
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North America

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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

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  1. Membership Dues: Monthly membership dues are 1.5% of monthly gross salary, capped at $90 per month. Dues support representation and negotiations (36.7%), building power with SEIU and coalitions (30.2%), operations (23.6%), legislative advocacy (4.2%), member governance (4.9%), and community service (0.5%).

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Distribution channels3 records

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SEIU Local 1000 product offering

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Core offering

SEIU Local 1000 is a labor union that represents approximately 96,000 California state employees through collective bargaining, contract negotiation, legal representation, and workplace advocacy. The union organizes members across multiple bargaining units and 51 District Labor Councils to negotiate wages, benefits, retirement security, healthcare, and working conditions with the State of California.

Product overview

SEIU Local 1000 is a member-led public sector union serving as California's largest union of state employees with approximately 96,000 members. The organization operates as a unified service offering rather than a technology platform, providing core union membership services including collective bargaining, contract negotiation, legal representation, and workplace advocacy. The portfolio includes member benefits administration (through CSEA partnership), professional development through the LAPS steward training program, a network of 51 District Labor Councils for local representation, the Member Resource Center for member support, and apprenticeship/career development programs. The union is currently engaged in its 2026 Contract Campaign to negotiate pay, benefits, retirement security, and telework protections.

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  • Union Membership Services
  • Contract Negotiation Services
  • Member Benefits and Discounts Program
  • Member Resource Center (MRC)
  • Leadership Apprentice Program for Stewards (LAPS)
  • Apprenticeship Programs
  • COPE (Committee on Political Education)

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SEIU Local 1000 partnerships and signals

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Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Service Employees International Union (SEIU) InternationalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSEIU Local 1000 is a local chapter of the Service Employees International Union. The international union provides support, resources, and coalition building through partnerships with allied organizations. Local 1000 dues (30.2% of expenditures) support building power with SEIU and other coalitions. The international union connects Local 1000 to a broader movement and brings additional resources, research, and strategy.
  • California State Employees Association (CSEA)minorOthersCSEA administers member benefits and discounts for SEIU Local 1000 members, including insurance, financial services, and entertainment discounts.
  • DENTALSourceminorOthersDENTALSource is a 100% union shop providing dental care benefits to Local 1000 members with substantially reduced out-of-pocket co-payments on all dental treatment.
  • Community and Faith-Based OrganizationsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalitions with advocates of affordable housing, immigration reform, early childhood education, and student loan relief. Previously helped create coalition of Fresno-area churches and community organizations for high-speed rail project equity.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about SEIU Local 1000

What does SEIU Local 1000 do?

SEIU Local 1000 is a labor union that represents approximately 96,000 California state employees through collective bargaining, contract negotiation, legal representation, and workplace advocacy. The union organizes members across multiple bargaining units and 51 District Labor Councils to negotiate wages, benefits, retirement security, healthcare, and working conditions with the State of California.

Is SEIU Local 1000 a public or private company?

SEIU Local 1000 is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was SEIU Local 1000 founded?

SEIU Local 1000 was founded in 2004. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is SEIU Local 1000 based?

SEIU Local 1000 is headquartered in Sacramento, United States, in the North America region.

How does SEIU Local 1000 make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Dues.

Does SEIU Local 1000 have an API?

No public API is recorded for SEIU Local 1000.

What industry is SEIU Local 1000 in?

SEIU Local 1000's product category is Public Sector Labor Union. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAEAJ, Employment & Job Readiness Support Services. Its NAICS code is 813930 and its SIC code is 8600.

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Fort Wayne Business WeeklyTaxpayer-paid workers vote to go on strike across CaliforniaSEIU Local 1000 members voted to strike on Oct. 21 after negotiations with California Gov. Gavin Newsom stalled. The union demands a 7% pay raise this year, 7% in 2027, and 6% in 2028, totaling 20% over three years. The strike would cost taxpayers more, according to economist Wayne Winegarden.New York PostCalifornia state workers set to launch massive strike this month — here’s how it’ll affect youSEIU Local 1000, representing 100,000 California state workers, voted 96.2% to strike on Oct. 21, the first strike by the union since 2016. The walkout targets the state's contract dispute over wages, benefits, and remote work, potentially delaying services at the DMV and unemployment offices.YahooTaxpayer-paid workers vote to go on strike across CaliforniaSEIU Local 1000 members voted to strike on Oct. 21 after negotiations with California Gov. Gavin Newsom stalled. The union demands a 7% pay raise this year, 7% in 2027, and 6% in 2028, totaling 20% over three years. The strike would cost taxpayers an estimated $1.5 billion annually.YahooCalifornia state workers set to launch massive strike this month — here’s how it’ll affect youCalifornia's largest state workers' union, SEIU Local 1000, voted 96.2% to strike on October 21, potentially delaying services at the DMV and unemployment offices. The dispute centers on wages, benefits, and remote work, with the union citing bad-faith bargaining. The strike would be the first since 2016.The Bakersfield CalifornianCalifornia’s biggest state worker union authorizes strike in Newsom’s last monthsSEIU Local 1000, representing about 100,000 public employees, authorized a strike with 96% of members voting in favor. The union set a one-day walkout on Oct. 21, seeking better pay, healthcare, and remote-work flexibility. It filed a bad-faith bargaining complaint with the state board, which sided with the union.FOX40State workers set to strike after SEIU Local 1000 vote passesSEIU Local 1000, representing over 100,000 California state workers, voted 96.2% to authorize a strike after negotiations with Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration stalled. The union plans a one-day strike on Oct. 21, citing unfair labor practices and a 20% salary increase over three years as top demands.YahooState workers set to strike after SEIU Local 1000 vote passesSEIU Local 1000, representing over 100,000 California state workers, voted 96.2% to authorize a strike after negotiations with Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration stalled. The union plans an initial one-day strike on Oct. 21, citing unfair labor practices and a failed contract renewal. The state has declared an impasse and approved mediation.YahooCalifornia's SEIU 1000 authorizes a historic strikeCalifornia's SEIU 1000 authorized a historic strike on Oct. 21, its first in the union's history. The state rejected its 20% salary-increase proposal, and negotiations continue amid a mandate requiring four days in the office. The union demands higher wages, telework flexibility, and better healthcare and retirement benefits.YahooLabor agency declares ‘impasse’ in SEIU Local 1000 negotiations for state workersThe Public Employment Relations Board declared an impasse in negotiations between SEIU Local 1000 and the California Department of Human Resources, bringing in a third-party mediator. The union, representing about 100,000 state workers, filed the request after two months of stalled talks, and a strike authorization vote concludes Wednesday.New York PostCalifornia union threatens strike in war over pay with Gavin Newsom administrationCalifornia's largest state workers' union, SEIU Local 1000, is threatening to strike over wages, benefits, and remote work with Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration. The union said members will vote on an unfair practice strike from Wednesday to Oct. 7, citing bad-faith bargaining. The state said it will continue good-faith bargaining and protect critical services.