41st International Convention – Chicago, IL (2014)

Amendments

  • 1. An Amendment to Include Organizing Committees Among the Groups Whose Affiliates May Unite to Send Delegates to The International Convention

  • 2. An Amendment To Increase The Maximum Value Of A Paper Ballot

  • 3. An Amendment on Convening a Special Legislative District Convention to Elect an International Vice-President

  • 4. An Amendment to Address the Subordinate Body Appeal Period for the Establishment of an Organizing Committee

  • 5. An Amendment to Address the Electronic Printing and Distribution of International Convention Reports

  • 6. An Amendment to Provide for Electronic Meetings of Subordinate Bodies

  • 7. Amendment to Article IX, Section 6

Resolutions

  • 1. 50,000 Stronger and Beyond

  • 2. Voting Rights

  • 3. Building Power: Winning Full Collective Bargaining Rights

  • 4. The Next Wave

  • 5. Maintaining Human Services

  • 6. Urban Agenda

  • 7. Health Care Equity for All

  • 8. The Burden of Student Debt

  • 9. Opposing Social Impact Bonds

  • 10. Child Welfare Staffing

  • 11. Growing AFSCME’s Digital Capacity

  • 12. CEO-To-Worker Pay Ratio Disclosure

  • 13. Organized, Quality Health Care Interpreter Services

  • 14. The Pitfalls of a Privatized Safety Net

  • 15. Limiting Political Spending by Corporations

  • 16. Occupational Health and Safety

  • 17. Keeping Medicare Affordable by Reforming Prescription Drug Policy

  • 18. Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Signing of the Civil Rights Act

  • 19. National Emergency Medical Services Memorial Foundation

  • 20. Balanced Budget Amendment

  • 21. Trade Policies Must Benefit U.S. Economy and U.S. Workers

  • 23. Building a Well-Funded and Diverse Child Care and Development System

  • 24. Economic Development Giveaways

  • 25. Opposing Outsourcing in Corrections

  • 26. Candidate Recruitment, Screening and Training

  • 27. Addressing Climate Change

  • 29. Building a Broader Movement for Working People

  • 30. ACA Implementation

  • 31. Critical Incident Response

  • 32. Corrections in the 21st Century

  • 33. Supporting Our Veterans

  • 34. Creating PEOPLE Champions — Building a Stronger PEOPLE Program in a Time of Crisis

  • 36. In Defense of Public Education

  • 37. Ending Austerity in the Federal Budget: Investments in Public Services

  • 38. Emphasis on Safety

  • 39. Nestora Salgado

  • 41. Income Inequality in America

  • 42. Opposition to the ALEC Education and Local Government Agenda

  • 43. Oppose Sexual Orientation Discrimination by Businesses

  • 44. Peer Support and Critical Incident Stress

  • 46. Organizing Retirees to Build Union Capacity

  • 47. Safe Staffing Levels in Health Care Settings

  • 48. Protecting the Rights of People with Disabilities and Their Caregivers

  • 49. Physical Assault on Public Employees

  • 50. State Laws Preempting Local Employment Regulation

  • 51. Support U.S. Postal Workers: Boycott Staples

  • 52. The American Library Association’s Declaration for the Right to Libraries

  • 53. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Program

  • 54. Bankruptcy Reform for Public Sector Workers

  • 55. Protecting the Voting Rights Act

  • 56. Time to Solve the Jobs Crisis

  • 59. Women’s Economic Agenda

  • 61. Protecting Medicare

  • 62. Providing Nutritious Meals in Our Schools

  • 63. Increase the Minimum Wage

  • 64. Preventing Fraudulent and Misleading Investment Practices

  • 65. In Opposition to Privatization

  • 66. Infrastructure and Public-Private Partnerships (P3s)

  • 67. Paid Parental Leave

  • 68. Building Power for EMS Workers

  • 69. Federal Judicial Appointments: The Need for Balance on the Bench

  • 70. Education And Leadership Development For The Power To Win

  • 71. Women’s Rights

  • 72. Unemployment Insurance

  • 73. Protecting Public Housing

  • 74. Promoting Union-Organized Family Child Care

  • 75. Against Outsourcing of Engineering and Design Services for Transportation Projects

  • 80. Immigration Reform and the Path to Citizenship a Comprehensive Approach to Immigration Reform

  • 83. Organizing Law Enforcement Workers

  • 85. Promoting Early Childhood Education Throughout the Nation

  • 88. Beyond the Challenge of Harris v. Quinn

  • 89. Improving Data Infrastructure

  • 90. Labor Unity

  • 91. Organizing the Unorganized

  • 92. Pension Protection

  • 93. Protecting Taxpayers and Workers from Reckless Outsourcing

  • 94. Reaffirming Our Commitment to a Strong People Program

  • 95. Retirement Security for All

  • 96. State Policy Network

  • 97. Strength, Tenacity, Resilience and the Power to Win

  • 99. Volunteer Member Organizers

  • 102. UNCF and the Koch Brothers