SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West

SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West SEIU-UHW union members work in every facet of the healthcare industry.

SEIU-UHW is a healthcare justice union of more than 100,000 healthcare workers, patients, and healthcare consumers united to ensure affordable, accessible, high-quality care for all Californians, provided by valued and respected healthcare workers. We are committed to improving healthcare quality and outcomes, reducing costs, expanding access and advocating for a more just healthcare system. We ar

e affiliated with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), with more than 2 million workers nationwide.

Clinic workers are standing together with union members to demand accountability and transparency. Public dollars should...
06/18/2026

Clinic workers are standing together with union members to demand accountability and transparency. Public dollars should be used for what matters most: caring for patients and supporting the workers who provide that care.

06/18/2026
06/13/2026

Patients at California community clinics are already waiting months to be seen, and healthcare workers say federal cuts could make things even worse. Every healthcare dollar should go toward patient care.

California Primary Care Association

Healthcare workers are being asked to do more with less while executives are paid out-of-control salaries. Healthcare do...
06/13/2026

Healthcare workers are being asked to do more with less while executives are paid out-of-control salaries. Healthcare dollars should be focused on patient care and the caregivers who provide it.

Quality patient care starts with valuing the people who provide it. Sharp Healthcare workers' first union contract with ...
06/12/2026

Quality patient care starts with valuing the people who provide it. Sharp Healthcare workers' first union contract with SEIU-UHW has been delivering 23% avg pay increase, 90 frontline jobs protected, and employer-paid healthcare for qualifying members.

06/12/2026

CJ Ulmilla, a Dialysis Technician and United States Air Force veteran, knows from experience that dialysis companies contracted through the VA should be held to high standards.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs should ensure that its oversight of the National Dialysis Services Contracts is least as robust as what it proposes in its Community Care Network solicitation. We need strong oversight and accountability to ensure a safe environment for workers and the best quality care for America's veterans.

06/11/2026

CJ Ulmilla, a Dialysis Technician and United States Air Force veteran, knows from experience that dialysis companies contracted through the VA should be held to high standards.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs should ensure that its oversight of the National Dialysis Services Contracts is least as robust as what it proposes in its Community Care Network solicitation. We need strong oversight and accountability to ensure a safe environment for workers and the best quality care for America's veterans.

06/11/2026

Community clinic workers are seeing delayed appointments, broken equipment, and reduced services while clinics continue spending on renovations and staff outings. Public healthcare dollars should go to patient care.

California Primary Care Association

06/11/2026

Community clinic patients are already coming in with severe pain and nowhere else to turn. With federal healthcare cuts coming, healthcare workers are demanding that every dollar goes toward patient care.

California Primary Care Association

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