SPFPA: Benefits of Belonging to a Security Union

SPFPA is the world’s largest security union, serving and protecting the rights of more than 27,000 security police professionals from over 250 Local Unions across the country and throughout the globe.

Established over 70 years ago, the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA) maintains an unyielding commitment to representing those who protect and serve our communities and work to keep us safe.

Benefits of Belonging to a Security Union

There are numerous benefits security professionals enjoy upon joining a security union. On average:

• Unionized workers tend to earn 28% more than nonunion workers (U.S. Dept. of Labor)

• Unionized women earn over 30% more than nonunion women
  
• Unionized African Americans earn nearly 40% more than nonunion African American employees
  
• Unionized Latin Americans earn over 55% more than nonunion Latin America employees

Learn today what organizing with SPFPA™ can do for you.

SPFPA™: Lies You’ll Commonly Hear from Management

SPFPA™ offers high-quality representation, protection and collective bargaining services to more than 27,000 security professionals worldwide.

Founded over 70 years ago, the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America (SPFPA™) is the “Authority of Security Unions,” and is committed to protecting those who protect and serve by pursuing the better wages, work conditions, benefits and job security they deserve.
 

Lies You’ll Commonly Hear from Management

There are numerous lies workers commonly hear from management when considering organizing a Local security union. Some of the more common lies include:

• The union will inevitably strike, and you will be forced to go out.
• You’ll be required to pay untold amounts of union dues, and the union will steal your money.
• The union can’t guarantee you anything, and you may actually lose benefits and wages you now have.

Don’t listen to the lies. Visit SPFPA™ today to learn what organizing can mean for you.

SPFPA™: An Expert Team

SPFPA™ utilizes an expert team of full-time security union representatives and service providers that work tirelessly to meet the needs of members and their loved ones. Their staff includes a team of prominent labor law attorneys—as well as experienced union representatives committed to negotiating the collective bargaining agreements that help workers improve their jobs and secure the livelihood and workplace conditions they deserve.

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SPFPA™: Elected Representation

SPFPA™offers security professionals the opportunity to join and benefit from democratically-elected representation - Local Union Officers and representatives who are chosen by the members they serve.

SPFPA currently consists of over 200 Local Charters and more than 27,000 members throughout the world - and has been the “Authority of Security Unions” for more than 70 years.

 

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SPFPA™: Security Union Membership

SPFPA™ is the “Authority of Security Unions” nationwide, serving the needs of more than 27,000 security professionals around the country and across the globe.
As the premier security union in the U.S., SPFPA advances the welfare of members through collective bargaining, legislation, training and education - and works to protect the livelihood of members and their families while obtaining the respect they deserve.

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SPFPA- Loomis Louisville Officers- VOTE YES SPFPA!

When an Employer uses illegal tactics to defeat a Union election, SPFPA will protect the workers and will file charges with the NLRB. In this case... the Employer quickly agreed to a rerun election... Guilty as charged?

SPFPA IS HERE FOR YOU! 800-228-7492 or visit our website https://www.spfpa.org VOTE YES SPFPA!

Successful CBA Negotiations at Paramount Pictures

SPFPA is proud of the Bargaining Committee at L55 for successfully completing a Collective Bargaining Agreement. The committee met in Hollywood, CA at Paramount Pictures Studios.