Just a heads up, you literally cannot accumulate this much in personal wealth without extracting it from everyone else. Wealth inequality at this scale doesn't exist in a vacuum! It comes at a direct cost to working people, taxpayers, & all of our communities across the country.

Working people need lower grocery prices, affordable healthcare, stable housing, and cheaper gas. But instead of caring about that, the Trump regime is spending $13 million on a reflecting pool through a shady no-bid contract tied to political insiders. …all while families ration prescriptions, drown in rent, and struggle to keep food on the table. People didn’t vote for vanity projects for the well-connected #GreedyCEOs. They voted for relief. seiu.co/3S8djC6

This #MothersDay we honor working mothers, whether they’re on the front lines as essential workers or behind the scenes at their jobs, working tirelessly to make everything run smoothly. Thank you, moms, for everything you do!

This Friday is May Day— International Workers' Day. As workers we fight for wages and benefits. We fight for dignity. We fight for time with our families. In 2026, the stakes are higher than ever. This year, we fight for more. #MoreThanMayDay

Reps @RonWyden and @FrankPallone are putting the facts on record in a new report: $1 TRILLION cut from health care = Hospitals closing. Workers laid off. People losing care. This is the cost of gutting Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act. These are not just numbers. These are REAL PEOPLE.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics February jobs report shows the unemployment rate increased to 4.4% and the estimated job growth was negative – total nonfarm employment decreased by 92,000 jobs. It’s time to get real about the state of our economy. seiu.co/4t1NS2D

Reverend Jesse Jackson stood with and for working people. He understood that there is no civil rights movement without workers’ rights and no economic justice without strong unions. He showed us that dignity on the job is inseparable from dignity in our democracy.

ICYMI: Nearly 1,000 student food service and library workers at Syracuse University just ratified their first union contract with SEIU Local 200United — a major step forward for SEIU @ SU’s 4,000-member movement. The win includes a wage jump to $17/hr, real training, written job descriptions, just-cause protections, paid bereavement leave, and new committees giving workers a voice in workplace conditions and safety. Solidarity to every worker who fought for this contract.