Politics & Government
Thousands Of Philadelphia Security Officers With 32BJ SEIU Ratify New Contract, Securing Raises, More Time Off
Security officers working for Allied and others are stationed at hospitals, high-rise buildings and college campuses around the city.
November 12, 2025
Union security officers in Philadelphia ratified a new contract Monday, guaranteeing higher pay, more time off and health insurance premiums paid by their employers.
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A spokesperson for the union 32BJ SEIU said the contract covers around 3,000 workers. Members previously told CBS News Philadelphia that the large majority — more than 2,000 — work for Allied Universal.
The union says the contract includes these benefits:
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- A $4.30 per hour raise spread over four years. The raises will apply to members making the minimum of $16.25 an hour and those above the minimum.
- Three additional paid holidays, plus an extra paid day off for employees with three years of seniority.
- Keeps fully employer-paid health insurance with dental, vision and life insurance.
- Expanded non-discrimination language to cover hairstyles consistent with the city's CROWN Act.
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