31st International Convention – San Diego, CA (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

  • 10. AFSCME Corrections United Quarterly Newsletter

  • 13. Unfunded Mandates

  • 14. Fiscal Assistance to States and Localities

  • 15. AFSCME and the Community

  • 16. Collective Bargaining Legislation

  • 17. Drug and Alcohol Testing

  • 18. Pay Equity

  • 19. PEOPLE President’s Club/VIP

  • 20. White House Conference on Aging

  • 21. Workplace Violence

  • 22. NAFTA Monitoring

  • 23. Protecting the Fair Labor Standards Act

  • 24. Disaster Relief Fund

  • 25. Election Day Voting Holiday

  • 26. Long Term Care

  • 27. Professional Employees

  • 29. Unemployment Insurance Funding

  • 30. Organizing the Unorganized

  • 32. Affiliation of Independent Associations

  • 33. Tuberculosis

  • 34. Health Care and Collective Bargaining

  • 35. Justice for Wards Cove Workers

  • 36. Earned Income Tax Credit

  • 37. Election Day Registration

  • 38. Government Pension Offset

  • 39. School Vouchers

  • 43. PEOPLE Committees

  • 44. Boy Scout Labor Merit Badge and Girl Scout Mother Jones Award

  • 45. The Filibuster

  • 46. Civil Rights Act Cap on Damages

  • 47. Federal Entitlement Programs

  • 48. Employment Services

  • 49. Term Limits and Voter Rights

  • 51. Fighting for the Rights of AFSCME Members with Disabilities

  • 52. Privatization/Contracting Out

  • 53. America Needs Public Investment, Now

  • 54. Consumer Education

  • 56. Restructuring Jobs in the Health Care Industry

  • 58. Volunteer Organizing

  • 59. Training for Correctional Officers

  • 60. Quality in Health Care

  • 62. Education/Leadership Development: an Organizing Model for Local Unions

  • 63. Tax Breaks for Economic Development

  • 64. Emergency Medical Services

  • 66. Gangs in Prisons and Jails

  • 71. Equity in Benefits for Domestic Partners/Nontraditional Families

  • 72. AFL-CIO Retiree Structure

  • 74. Disability Process Redesign

  • 75. Hatch Act Reform

  • 76. The Role of Unions in a Strong Economy

  • 77. Staffing in Prisons and Jails

  • 83. Fair Immigration Policy

  • 84. AFSCME and the Environment

  • 85. Civil Rights for Gay and Lesbian Citizens

  • 86. Worker Rights and the Global Economy

  • 101. National Guard

  • 105. Support Reporter Sandy Nelson’s ACLU Suit to Protect Workers’ Free Speech

  • 108. Assault Weapons

  • 109. National Day Care Policy

  • 112. Welfare Reform

  • 113. Reparations

  • 116. Oppose Proposed 5% Tax on Mercedes Benz Alabama Workers

  • 120. National Health Care Reform

  • 122. Labor Law Reform

  • 123. Occupational Safety and Health

  • 124. Redesigning Government: the AFSCME Approach

  • 125. AFSCME Agenda for Urban America

  • 126. The Contingent Workforce

  • 127. Communicating with the General Public

  • 128. Protecting the mailing rights of union publications

  • 129. A to Z Spending Cut Plan

  • 130. Trade Union Solidarity

  • 131. In Support of Democracy in Haiti

  • 132. United States Relations with Cuba

  • 133. Human Rights in Mexico and China

  • 134. Democracy in South Africa

  • 135. Universal School Feeding

  • 136. San Diego