SEIU UHW

Do you currently work in a hospital? A community clinic? Dialysis? You need a union. At SEIU-UHW, we’re over 120,000 healthcare workers strong. With our combined strength, we negotiate – and win – higher pay, stronger benefits, and more.

We’re SEIU-UHW, a labor union made up of over 120,000 healthcare workers across California. We collectively bargain with employers across the state – that means joining together to win better pay, better benefits, and better lives. If you’re currently working in a hospital, community clinic, or dialysis clinic in California, you can start the process of becoming a member.

Put public dollars in patient care, not in Erin Pak’s pocket – the CEO of Kheir Clinic CEO. Did you know that only 57.8% of public dollars went into patient care at her clinics? If taxpayers are funding care, we need a minimum of 90% of those dollars to go into patient care, not CEO pay and other financial schemes. At Kheir Clinic, that would mean an additional $10 Million that could be spent on patient care & services. #ExposingCommunityClinics

Put public dollars in patient care, not in John Blaine’s pocket – the CEO of Aria Community Health Center. Did you know that only 67.2% of public dollars went into patient care at his clinics? If taxpayers are funding care, we need a minimum of 90% of those dollars to go into patient care, not CEO pay and other financial schemes. At Aria Community Health Center, that would mean an additional $12 Million that could be spent on patient care & services. #ExposingCommunityClinics

Put public dollars in patient care, not in Rakesh Patel’s pocket – the CEO of Neighborhood Healthcare. Did you know that only 63.3% of public dollars went into patient care at his clinics? If taxpayers are funding care, we need a minimum of 90% of those dollars to go into patient care, not CEO pay and other financial schemes. At Neighborhood Healthcare, that would mean an additional $60 Million that could be spent on patient care & services. #ExposingCommunityClinics

Put public dollars in patient care, not in Gagan Pawar’s pocket – the CEO of Clinicas del Camino Real. Did you know that only 74.5% of public dollars went into patient care at her clinics? If taxpayers are funding care, we need a minimum of 90% of those dollars to go into patient care, not CEO pay and other financial schemes. At Clinicas del Camino Real, that would mean an additional $22 Million that could be spent on patient care & services. #ExposingCommunityClinics