Organizer - Spokane at SEIU Healthcare 1199NW

Kent, Washington, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 May, 26

Salary

113589.37

Posted On

20 Feb, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Leadership Development, Racial Justice Advocacy, Contract Negotiation, Action Planning, Mobilization, Active Listening, Relationship Building, External Organizing, Union Elections, Card Check Campaigns, Mentorship, Bilingual Skills

Industry

Civic and Social Organizations

Description

Description SEIU Healthcare 1199NW, a progressive healthcare union is part of the fastest growing union in the country. We are a union of over 37,000 healthcare workers strong and growing in Washington State and Montana. We work toward economic and racial justice in our communities and building strong worker led unions that advocate for good jobs, safer staffing and a voice on the job for frontline staff in hospitals, clinics, behavior health and social service agencies. A Day in the Life of an 1199NW Organizer! Join a growing team that includes over 60 organizers doing bold worksite based organizing and bargaining throughout Puget Sound, the Pacific Northwest, and Montana by engaging in: Leadership Development: identify and foster existing and new union leaders & activists’ growth and leadership. Racial Justice: engage workers in our fight to promote racial justice and combat white supremacy. Engage majority participation in contract negotiations though fun and inclusive strategies. Plan: actions to win improvements in the workplace that promote workplace democracy & justice. Mobilize: members to participate in community, political and organizing opportunities in the larger union and community. Listen: utilize your excellent active listening skills to determine workplace concerns by asking open ended questions and listening more than you talk J Welcome & Educate: new members on what a union is and share opportunities for member involvement. Build relationships: Work with people from diverse background and culture, Bilingual skills a plus External or “New” Organizing Positions Work with non-union healthcare workers to successfully form their union Engage worksite leaders and member organizers around a vision of union difference and leadership that WIN union elections and first contracts. Articulate a plan to win resulting in the successful GOTV of worker votes in union elections or card check campaigns. Our Culture & Position Information Healthcare workers are a predominantly female workforce and SEIU Healthcare members are committed to building respect and equity for the critical work we do that has been at times unseen or undervalued. SEIU is the nations’ largest union of immigrant workers and SEIU Healthcare members have consistently supported and led in our communities social justice initiatives including; racial justice, immigration reform and affordable health care for all. We value experience and also foster an environment where organizers have opportunity to grow through mentorship, development programs and on the ground training. Application Black, Indigenous, People of Color, immigrant, women, LGBTQ+ and people with multilingual skills are strongly encouraged to apply. SEIU Healthcare 1199NW is an equal opportunity employer. Position is covered by a Staff Union with a collective bargaining agreement that includes: Competitive salary ranging from $81,864.36 - $113,589.37 dependent on experience, and additional $6,500/year car allowance, a strong benefit package including 14% employer contribution to 401K/Pension, fully paid family healthcare, 14 paid holidays a year and generous time off accrual. Copy of driver’s license, vehicle registration or title, and proof of current personal auto insurance policy required for hire.

Responsibilities

Organizers will engage in leadership development, promote racial justice, plan actions to win workplace improvements, and mobilize members for community and political opportunities. Responsibilities also include welcoming and educating new members and building relationships across diverse backgrounds.