AFSCME Blog Archive
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From paychecks to principles: Tulsa workers win historic contracts in a budget deficit
Workers who keep Tulsa running won contracts that fix pay, safety issues. Read More
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AFSCME members warn of threats to state and local public services
As state and local public services remain under threat from federal cuts, AFSCME members are speaking out. Read More
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AFSCME urges court to block the closing of the Institute of Museum and Library Services
AFSCME is continuing the fight to stop the Trump administration from closing the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Read More
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AmeriCorps grant funding is flowing again
AmeriCorps grants are being restored following AFSCME Local 2027’s expanded court battle. Read More
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Workers win transparency and accountability at Minnesota’s largest public hospital
AFSCME members in Minnesota won their fight to get rid of an unaccountable hospital board. Read More
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At New York march, AFSCME’s Saunders blasts Wall Street
At a march to commemorate the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington, AFSCME President Lee Saunders called Wall Street “complicit” in this administration’s attacks on workers. Read More
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Gallup poll: Americans’ support for unions remains strong, near all-time highs
A Labor Day Gallup poll shows support for unions remains strong, near all-time highs. Read More
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Know Your Rights Resources
Guidance to help navigate immigration enforcement issues that may affect AFSCME members and their workplaces. Read More
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This activity will make labor history come alive for your kids
Make labor history come alive this back-to-school season. Read More
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The USDA reorganization is an attack on federal workers. Fight back.
USDA workers, tell the administration you oppose their “reorganization.” Read More
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