A major labor union is paying tribute to its members who lost their lives during the September 11 attacks while launching a new initiative to organize thousands of New York City security officers. The campaign aims to strengthen representation for workers in the security sector, following decades of limited union presence in the field. With a focus on expanding membership, the union highlights the ongoing need for collective bargaining in industries where many employees remain unorganized. The announcement underscores both a solemn remembrance and a push for broader labor rights in a high-profile urban workforce.


32BJ SEIU ‘Honors Its Members Who Died On 9/11 & Announces An Ambitious Campaign To Organize More Than 50,000 New York City Security Officers’  WNY Labor Today