Organizer I at SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION

Oakland, California, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

10 Apr, 26

Salary

78104.0

Posted On

10 Jan, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Adaptability, Cultural Competence, Active Listening, Self-Reflection, Time Management, Self-Motivation, Accountability, Relationship Building, Collaboration, Analytical Thinking, Strategic Thinking, Effective Communication, Digital Literacy

Industry

Civic and Social Organizations

Description

Job Details Job Location: Oakland, CA 94621 Position Type: Exempt Salary Range: $74,341.09 - $78,104.60 Salary/year Position Purpose: Organizers train, develop and empower workers across the long term-care sector, including InHome Supportive Services (IHSS) homecare, skilled nursing home facilities, private homecare facilities and assisted living facilities to: Form, build, and grow their union Participate in their contract bargaining and representation Organize and mobilize around worker issues, including rights and standards, political, legislative and policy goals. Develop their leadership potential SEIU Local 2015 organizers may be assigned to work with and on behalf of workers who are already in the union, or with and on behalf of workers who are in the process of building a union for the first time. Required Competencies: Adaptability to changing environments and ability to work under pressure Cultural competence to work with diverse communities Practices active listening and self-reflection in service of supporting a culture of learning Ability to work independently, organize their time, and demonstrate self-motivation Ability to hold oneself accountable to commitments and outcomes Relationship building and ability to work collaboratively with a team Ability to think analytically and strategically, uses data to guide decisions Effective oral, written and digital communication skills Computer and digital literacy relevant to the position Duties and Responsibilities Membership recruitment and COPE (Committee on Political Education) recruitment. This is seen as a primary duty of an organizer, with COPE contribution/membership indivisible from membership recruitment goals. Recruit and develop workers to be activists and leaders, including conducting basic member trainings and meetings, to successfully implement the strategic goals of the union. Assist in building organizing committees, contract action teams, and other teams of workers who take action on our priorities. Lead teams of workers to achieve key strategic or campaign objectives. Assist with contract negotiations, campaigns and strikes. Make, execute and evaluate strategic plans and daily, weekly, and monthly work plans based on assigned goals and objectives. Learn about how the long term care industry functions and is funded, the industry employers, and the role of the National Labor Relations Board and PERB plays in the industry. Demonstrate behaviors in line with Local 2015 Core values: leadership, compassion, empowerment, accountability, transparency and excellence. Other tasks and duties as assigned. Qualifications Experience and Education: Previous experience in union or community organizing is desirable. Scope and Nature of Supervision: Organizers will report to their assigned supervisor. Working Conditions: Willingness and ability to work long, irregular hours, including weekends and holidays. Must have a valid California driver’s license, reliable use of car for work, and required automobile insurance Willingness and ability to travel if required Work is generally performed in the field with members and outside constituents. Job descriptions are not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of every activity or responsibility that is required for each role. SEIU Local 2015 is an equal employment opportunity employer committed to recruiting and hiring without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Responsibilities

Organizers train and empower workers in the long-term care sector to build their union and participate in contract bargaining. They also organize around worker issues and develop leadership potential among workers.