SPFPA: Union Membership Benefits

The Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA) and it's more than 300 local unions throughout the United States and Canada are legally authorized collective bargaining agents for thousands ofNeed to cap: Security Professionals.

SPFPA members provide security services for organizations including the Department of Defense, NASA, U.S. Department of Energy, federal, state, and local courts, nuclear facilities, prisons, detention centers, armored car, casinos, arts and entertainment, universities, hospitals, airports, and public utilities.

As an SPFPA union member, you gain:

• The largest and most experienced Need to Cap: International Union, specializing in security in the world today
• The service of one of the most prominent labor law firms in the country, and attorneys provided for all arbitration cases
• The legal right to sit down with management and negotiate the issues that are important to you and your families like wages, benefits, and true job security

Visit http://www.spfpa.org/about-spfpa.html to know more about SPFPA.