SPFPA: Organization and Representation Since 1948

SPFPA, the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA), was originally known as the United Plant Guard Workers of America (UPGWA)—an international, independent guard union that first came into existence following passage of the Taft-Hartley Act. Certified by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in 1948, the organization initially consisted of more than 1,200 members and 12 local chapters across five states.

The beginning of the 21^st Century brought along significant changes for the SPFPA—those that continue to shape the organization and which endure to this day. Not only did the organization undergo a major name change, it also expanded its scope to better represent the varied interests of members in such occupations as campus police, nuclear security, airport screening, court security and more.

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The Union now boasts more than 200 Locals and over 27,000 members across the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico.

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SPFPA: How the Union Can Serve you

SPFPA is regarded across the country as the “Authority of Security Unions.” The representative body of more than 27,000 security police professionals throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA)  is determined and committed to protecting and serving the interests and rights of every member—and to ensuring safety and stability on the job site.

The SPFPA provides members invaluable support and assistance when it comes to maintaining job security, securing fair wages and benefits plans, and ensuring safety on the job site. 

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The Union’s primary goal is to serve and help members when and where they need it most, as they look to be continually recognized by companies, members and other unions as the leading labor organization for security professionals on the globe.

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SPFPA: Member Employment includes a Variety of Contractors

The SPFPA—or International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA) —provide representation to more than 27,000 security professionals across the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. Comprised of just over 200 local charters and more than 1,000 Local Officer Reps, the Union is proud to be a voice for those who work to keep our businesses and communities safe and secure.

In its 70^th year of operation, the SPFPA provides representation to security professionals employed by a variety of contractors. Among those companies are such names as Coastal, Garda, Chenega, C&D Security, Securiguard, Spectrum, Security Consultants Group.

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Elite Protective, Securitas, Loomis, Jenkins, FJC Security, American Corporate Security, G4S, Trinity, Geo Corrections and Detention, Knight, Masters, SecTek, Whitestone, FJC Security, Paragon and many more.

The Union looks to supply each member with the representation and protection they need to achieve stability in their job. Click here to learn more.

SPFPA: A Democratic Union that Works for You

SPFPA is a democratically-elected union that focuses on the representation of professionals in the security field. Also known as the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA), the Union has been a resource of protection, representation, education, and service to security police professionals for more than 70 years.

Established in 1948, SPFPA has its international headquarters in Roseville, Michigan—and currently provides organization and protection to its members from 200 Local chapters across the country. Among these Locals are more than 1,000 democratically-elected union officer representatives—as well as directors, vice presidents and staff who work tirelessly to protect and defend the interests of the membership.

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Local SPFPA reps and staff work on behalf of security professionals in matters of contract negotiation, contract enforcement, grievance settlement, organization, work-related assistance and answering questions. The Union also works with a prominent legal firm with a primary focus on labor law and workers’ rights. 

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