Category: Member Benefits

WHAT'S NEW AT OPEIU?

4/21/2020

In Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: OPEIU Members and Families Can Complete Bachelor's Degree for Free This Summer

Enroll by May 18 and OPEIU will ensure it costs you nothing to complete your degree. Because of the current economic and health uncertainty facing many of our members, we are making it possible for all students who enroll through the OPEIU Low-Cost Degree Program at Central State University this summer to complete their degree with no out-of-pocket costs.

4/8/2020

Applications Open: Student Debt Reduction Program

Applications are now being accepted for the 2020 OPEIU Student Debt Reduction Program. Full details, rules and applications can be found at OPEIU.org under the Member Resources/Union Benefits link, as well as on the OPEIU app*.

3/17/2020

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Earn Your Associates Degree for FREE

Did you know that through OPEIU, you can earn an associates degree FOR FREE? Due to current circumstances, the spring enrollment deadline has been extended through March 27. Learn more here.

11/1/2019

OPEIU 2020 Scholarship Applications Now Available

OPEIU offers three different scholarships annually for members and their families. Read more below.

11/6/2017

OPEIU Introduces New Membership Benefit: Identity Protection

OPEIU is pleased to announce its newest membership benefit free for all members, identity protection.
Now all OPEIU members will have a proactive, comprehensive defense against identity theft, all at no cost to you.

8/2/2017

OPEIU Local 2 Member Appreciation Summer BBQ

Come on out and enjoy some food, fun and solidarity with fellow Local 2 members from all over the DC, MD and VA area!

4/12/2017

OPEIU Student Debt Reduction Program Accepting Applications

Applications are now being accepted for the OPEIU Student Reduction Program to help OPEIU members and associate members repay their student debt. The fund provides five awards of $2,500 each year to a member who has completed an associate or undergraduate degree and who can demonstrate they have at least $10,000 in student debt and their account is current.

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