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31st International Convention - San Diego (1994)

Resolutions

    1. Following public service work into the private sector: Organizing for-profit and non-profit employers
    2. Federal legislation for corrections personnel
    3. PEOPLE checkoff and electronic funds transfer (EFTS)
    4. Increase federal housing and community development block grant funding
    5. AFSCME Corrections United quarterly newsletter
    6. Unfunded mandates
    7. Fiscal assistance to states and localities
    8. AFSCME and the community
    9. Collective bargaining legislation
    10. Drug and alcohol testing
    11. Pay equity
    12. PEOPLE President's Club/VIP
    13. White House Conference on Aging
    14. Workplace violence
    15. NAFTA monitoring
    16. Protecting the Fair Labor Standards Act
    17. Disaster relief fund
    18. Election Day voting holiday
    19. Long term care
    20. Professional employees
    21. Unemployment insurance funding
    22. Organizing the unorganized
    23. Affiliation of independent associations
    24. Tuberculosis
    25. Health care and collective bargaining
    26. Justice for Wards Cove workers
    27. Earned income tax credit
    28. Election Day registration
    29. Government pension offset
    30. School vouchers
    31. PEOPLE committees
    32. Boy Scout labor merit badge and Girl Scout Mother Jones award
    33. The filibuster
    34. Civil Rights Act cap on damages
    35. Federal entitlement programs
    36. Employment services
    37. Term limits and voter rights
    38. Fighting for the rights of AFSCME members with disabilities
    39. Privatization/contracting out
    40. America needs public investment, now
    41. Consumer education
    42. PEOPLE goal for 1996 elections
    43. Restructuring jobs in the health care industry
    44. Volunteer organizing
    45. Training for correctional officers
    46. Quality in health care
    47. Education/leadership development: an organizing model for local unions
    48. Tax breaks for economic development
    49. Emergency medical services
    50. Gangs in prisons and jails
    51. Equity in benefits for domestic partners/nontraditional families
    52. AFL-CIO retiree structure
    53. Disability process redesign
    54. Hatch Act reform
    55. The role of unions in a strong economy
    56. Staffing in prisons and jails
    57. Fair immigration policy
    58. AFSCME and the environment
    59. Civil rights for gay and lesbian citizens
    60. Worker rights and the global economy
    61. National Guard
    62. Support reporter Sandy Nelson's ACLU suit to protect workers' free speech
    63. Assault weapons
    64. National day care policy
    65. Welfare reform
    66. Reparations
    67. Oppose proposed 5% tax on Mercedes Benz Alabama workers
    68. National health care reform
    69. Labor law reform
    70. Occupational safety and health
    71. Redesigning government: the AFSCME approach
    72. AFSCME agenda for urban America
    73. The contingent workforce
    74. Communicating with the general public
    75. Protecting the mailing rights of union publications
    76. A to Z spending cut plan
    77. Trade union solidarity
    78. In support of democracy in Haiti
    79. United States relations with Cuba
    80. Human rights in Mexico and China
    81. Democracy in South Africa
    82. Universal school feeding
    83. San Diego
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