AFSCME Blog Archive
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AFSCME members raise their voices on Capitol Hill against cruel budget cuts
On Capitol Hill, United Domestic Workers members spoke out to protect Medicaid and the public services we all depend on. Read More
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AFSCME members are standing up against cuts to life-saving research and education
Amanda Dykema, an AFSCME member who works for the University of Maryland, spoke up against the new administration’s massive cuts to life-saving research. Read More
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Toledo Museum of Art workers win a voice on the job through AFSCME
A new AFSCME union at Toledo Museum of Art will give workers a critical voice on the job. Read More
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Wage increases with a side of dignity and a splash of respect
Hard-fought contract gives some Minnesota members wages and respect. Read More
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How Labor Department cuts will affect you
A new report zeroes in on how cuts at the Labor Department could hurt workers and their families. Read More
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Workers need the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act — especially now
Public service workers are under assault and need their elected representatives in Washington to step up and protect them. The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act would do just that. AFSCME President Lee Saunders on Tuesday praised pro-worker lawmakers for reintroducing the important bill, which would set a minimum nationwide standard of collective bargaining rights… Read More
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Library workers always stand up for us. Let’s stand up for them.
On National Library Workers Day, we honor and pledge to fight for these dedicated professionals. Read More
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AFSCME fights White House decision to gut Institute of Museum and Library Services
We are going to court to protect a federal agency that helps libraries nationwide. Read More
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AFSCME and allies sue over White House move to bust federal unions
We’re suing to stop the White House from busting federal employee unions. Read More
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