Welcome to the SEIU District 1199 Member Connector 
Site of the New Connection Network
Welcome to the SEIU District 1199 Member Connector web page. If you are a Member Connector and received your sign-in name and password, click here to go to the Member Connector home page. Make sure to bookmark the home page for easy return access. If you filled out a Member Connector application but did not receive a sign-in name and password, email the union to let us know.
If you aren't familiar with the Member Connector program, Member Connectors help build strong, personal connections at their work places by regularly communicating with no more than eight (8) members. It is easy, and probably something you already do, and takes mere minutes.
Here's how you can become a Member Connector in the New Connections Network! First, download the Member Connection application as a 
Word Document or print it off as a 
pdf file.
What is the difference? If you have Microsoft Word, you can fill out the application on your computer, then print it off and sign it. With a PDF, you need to print out the application and then fill in all your information. If in doubt, PDF is your best choice .
No matter which format you choose, you need to mail the application to our office. Once we receive your application, you will receive an email (or regular mai if no email) your username and password. Then you can click here to get to the MC home page. Sign in and off you go!
Mail applications to:
SEIU District 1199
Attn: Al Bacon, Executive Vice President
1395 Dublin Rd.
Columbus, OH 43215
800-522-2871
Need computer training?
SEIU District 1199 offers free, basic computer training classes for all Member Connectors. When a group of five to 10 Member Connectors in one area want free, basic computer training, they should contact their Administrative Organizer or Al Bacon. Basic Microsoft Word and internet training will be arranged.
Additionally, all members, family and friends of members can attend the basic computer training for only $25. The number of slots available for the $25 computer training class depends on how many Member Connectors sign up for the class.
If the training class is provided by the Ohio Community Computing Network and held at their facility, once someone attends their first class, they can return to future classes for free! This way, you can learn how to use a computer and gain valuable computer skills for yourself, your family and coworkers.
That's not all! The Ohio Community Computing Network facility where you received your computer training will have open computer time so you can use their computers if you do not have one at home! Check out the Ohio Community Computing Network web site to learn about the non-profit organization helping to train our members.