28th International Convention – Los Angeles, CA (1988)

Resolutions

  • 1. Employment Services

  • 2. Quality Care for Abused and Neglected Children

  • 3. Career Mobility

  • 4. Retiree Health Care Coverage

  • 6. Private Non-profit Employees

  • 8. Organizing Opportunities under Immigration Amnesty

  • 9. Corrections Employees

  • 12. Drug Testing in the Workplace

  • 13. AIDS Education

  • 15. National Policy on Employment

  • 16. Free Universal Education

  • 18. Health Insurance for All Workers

  • 19. Increase the Minimum Wage

  • 20. Medicaid ICF/MR Reform

  • 21. Health Care Plan Cost Containment

  • 24. AIDS and Insurance Companies

  • 25. The Importance of PEOPLE Checkoff

  • 26. Sex Equity in Insurance

  • 27. Employee Participation in Eliminating Stigma of Mental Disabilities

  • 28. The National Housing Crisis

  • 30. PEOPLE Goal for 1990 Elections

  • 31. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)

  • 32. Social Security and the Federal Deficit

  • 33. PEOPLE President Club/VIP

  • 34. Caseload Standards for Public Services

  • 36. Medicare Mandatory Assignment for Participating Physicians

  • 37. Support for the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America (BSA/GSA)

  • 38. Pay Equity

  • 39. Anti-substance-abuse Program

  • 40. A New Policy for Peace in Central America

  • 42. Union Counselor Training

  • 43. Election Day Registration

  • 44. Asbestos in the Workplace

  • 45. Sexual Harassment

  • 46. National Clean Air Coalition

  • 47. Occupational Health and Safety

  • 48. School Lunch/School Breakfast Program

  • 49. Support for the National Council of Senior Citizens

  • 50. Public General Hospitals and Uncompensated Care

  • 51. Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

  • 52. Election of AFSCME Leadership to AFL-CIO State and Local Central Body Leadership Positions

  • 53. Public Employee OSHA Plans

  • 54. Star Wars

  • 55. Indoor Air Pollution

  • 59. Justice in South Africa

  • 61. Child Care

  • 63. Collective Bargaining Legislation

  • 64. Care of Persons who are Homeless and Mentally Ill

  • 65. Professional Employees

  • 66. Develop Training in Video Techniques and Materials

  • 67. Internal Organizing

  • 68. Unemployment Compensation for School Employees

  • 69. Support for the Learning Impaired

  • 70. Rights of the Disabled and the Chronically Ill

  • 71. Support for the Family

  • 72. “Business Climate” vs Economic Development

  • 73. Expanded Training for Stewards

  • 77. Federal Aid to Education

  • 79. Restoring the Social Safety Net

  • 81. WIC Program and Legislation

  • 82. New Technology in the Public Sector

  • 83. Save Patient Care Technical Bargaining Unit at the University of California

  • 85. Eliminating Patient Violence in Health Care Settings

  • 86. Membership Communication

  • 87. Develop Media Training for AFSCME Leadership

  • 88. Retiree Health Benefits

  • 89. Sick Leave Banks

  • 90. Union Retirees and the AFL-CIO

  • 93. Shorter Work Week

  • 96. Infectious Diseases

  • 97. Participation in AFL-CIO Organizing Cooperatives

  • 98. Organizing Health Care Workers

  • 100. Oil Spills and Environment Protection

  • 101. State Workers Compensation Programs

  • 102. PEOPLE Committees

  • 103. Organizing in Traditionally Non-union States

  • 104. Contracting Out Correctional Facilities

  • 121. Desert Protection Act

  • 122. University of California Organizing Drive — Organizing Public and Private Colleges and Universities

  • 125. Contract Protections for Gays and Lesbians

  • 126. Lesbian and Gay Rights Legislation

  • 132. Situation in Chile

  • 133. Israel and the Palestine Problem

  • 139. Teenage Suicide

  • 140. Equality Training in our School System

  • 143. Organizing Spanish-speaking Workers

  • 144. Support for Korean Labor Movement

  • 145. The Caribbean

  • 148. American Labor History in Public Schools

  • 150. Minorities in AFSCME

  • 151. Recreation Unit Employees Support for Local 901 Los Angeles City

  • 154. Government and the Economy of the 1990’s

  • 155. Preserving Federal Tax Reform

  • 156. State and Local Tax Reform

  • 157. State and Local Tax and Spending Limitations

  • 158. Welfare Reform, Not Workfare

  • 159. Long-term Care

  • 160. Health Care for All Americans

  • 161. Ending Segregation in the Workplace

  • 163. Contracting Out and Privitization

  • 165. Family and Medical Leave

  • 166. Opposing Taxation of State and Local Government and Non-profit Workers Benefits

  • 167. Recapture of Out-of-state Sales Tax Revenues

  • 169. Public Service International

  • 174. Support for United Farm Workers

  • 175. Tribute to Michael Harrington

  • 176. White House Conference on Library and Information Services

  • 178. Private Contractors

  • 179. Advisory Committee on Young and New Workers