Calculate Your New Raise

Despite a year of unprecedented attacks on public employees, SEIU 503 members stuck with their union and it paid off. This summer the bargaining team won raises, held the line on healthcare, and made our workplaces safer and more accommodating. Click here for more information on your 2019 contract.

If you are not a member, click here to join. Our ability to win wages and benefits comes from all of us standing together in Union. States where people have left their union have lower wages and benefits because they can't bargain from a position of strength. So join today.

One of our key wins was a package of cost of living increases (COLAs) and steps that will increase wages by up to 15% over the next two years. Workers who are at the top steps of their salary range will see, on average, a 10% raise over the same period. This represents the largest step forward in public employee wages in a decade.  The calculator below will provide you with an estimate of your raise, based on the average step increase of 4.7%.

Note: The calculator provides an estimate based on average steps of 4.7% and other assumptions. It doesn't take into account taxes, FSAs and other things that come out of checks before people see them. It is also not financial advice, nor should it be used for financial planning.