CSEA Unit 9200. Local 860 Union – Westchester County Employees

New York is Union Strong because we are united. We share common values and interests, and we care about each other. One of the most important ways we can grow stronger as a movement is to talk with one another.

We’re making this summer a Hot Union Summer by having those conversations with members in every corner of the state. We want to hear from everyone about what they think our priorities should be as a movement, and what they think our state and federal elected officials should prioritize.

The survey is available online for any union member to take. Make sure your voice is heard!

CSEA has designated May 19, this year as Member Appreciation Day in recognition of the work our members do every day. Throughout the month of May we have been holding Member Appreciation events in every region.

May 19 is CSEA Appreciation Day, a day to publicly recognize members throughout the state for their outstanding service to our communities. 

All CSEA members, whether they work for the state, a local government or school district or in the private sector, show up everyday – Rain or Shine – to provide services for communities across NY so our lives can keep running smoothly. 

Juneteenth (also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day), celebrated on June 19, is the oldest known annual celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

It was on this day in 1865 that federal troops arrived in Texas to ensure that all Americans were free from slavery.  On June 17, 2021, it officially became a federal holiday.

CSEA members are encouraged to observe this day by celebrating Black history and culture through participation in Juneteenth events in your area. Links to local NAACP chapter are below; contact one in your area to learn about local events.

Click to read more on the History of Juneteenth

Our membership is made up of people from so many different backgrounds, ethnic groups and ideologies. And yet, we all strive for the same things, we all have the same basic needs: a job that pays a living wage, a home where we can raise our families, quality and affordable health care and the comfort of knowing that our retirement benefits are secure. I think that these are the things that really matter to the brothers and sisters of CSEA. When we make these our common goals and respect whatever differences there may be among us, we can and will be the best Union in the land!