1199SEIU dues are a percentage of employees’ wages, so every time employees get a raise, the union may collect more from them. The amount union workers must pay is determined by 1199SEIU rules and could increase over time.
For example, someone paid $26 an hour would owe dues of about $90 a month. That’s about $1,080 per year. And that means it’s almost $3,250 over a typical 3-year contract.
Union Security
1199SEIU labor contracts generally require unionized employees to pay union dues or fees to keep their jobs with their employers.
1199SEIU Dues
2%
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of monthly wages up to $100 per month (up to $125 per month for higher paid employees)
Maximum dues per year
up to
$
1,200
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($1,500 for higher paid employees)
Total dues over a 3-year contract
up to
$
3,600
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($4,500 for higher paid employees)
Dues Calculator
Use the dues calculator below to determine the amount of dues you could owe 1199SEIU every month.
Union Security
1199SEIU labor contracts generally require unionized employees to pay union dues or fees to keep their jobs with their employers.
