Applications are now being accepted for the 2023 OPEIU higher education scholarships. All eligible members and their families are encouraged to apply. The deadline is March 31.

Information and applications can be found at opeiu.org under the Member Resources tab, as well as on the OPEIU app, which is available for free download for iPhones on the App Store and for Android devices on Google Play. 

• Howard Coughlin Memorial Scholarship  
• John Kelly Labor Studies Scholarship

Austin, Texas (Jan. 25, 2023) – Employees at the public benefit corporation, findhelp (formerly Aunt Bertha), have filed for a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) union election to seek representation with the Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) Local 1010.

The group is composed of employees from across the organization – more than 150 curators, engineers, salespeople, business analysts, production support, customer success and other classifications in Austin and across the country who work daily to modernize America’s social safety net for anyone in need. Through unionization, they seek to help improve the company’s retention and ensure greater transparency and participation in decisions that impact staff and the communities they serve. The findhelp employees join a growing movement of tech workers across the country represented by OPEIU’s Tech Workers Union Local 1010.

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Today we reflect on the life and lasting legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A fighter for racial, economic and social justice, Dr. King lived his life in pursuit of a more just world. He believed organized labor was a key driver of economic and racial equity and worked throughout his life – until the very end – to bridge the labor and civil rights movements together.

We are proud to honor, celebrate and continue to pursue Dr. King’s vision today and every day.