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SEIU Local 668, the labor union representing public assistance caseworkers across Pennsylvania, condemns the decision by the Trump Administration to fire all federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) staff and risk the issuance of future energy assistance to working families.
SEIU Local 668 Statement
ALLEGHENY, PA – Today, local officials, labor leaders, and emergency services professionals gathered at the Allegheny County Emergency Services Building to honor Pennsylvania’s 9-1-1 telecommunicators during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
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Our 2025 Endorsed CandidatesSEIU Local 668 represents nearly 20,000 public, social, and human services workers. Approximately half of our members are employed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and another 9,000 work for the municipal, county, and private employers across the state.
Our members are a diverse group of individuals, of varying ethnicities, political affiliations, and beliefs, but they are united in their dedication to serving the people of Pennsylvania.
Who We AreReclassifying 911 telecommunicators as first responders
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