AFSCME Blog Archive
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Going from ‘in debt until the day I die’ to loan forgiveness, thanks to the Biden-Harris administration
Kelli Gray credits the Biden-Harris administration for helping her finally receive student loan forgiveness. Read More
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How Project 2025 will harm students, pre-school children, working families and the economy
Learn how Donald Trump’s Project 2025 will hurt public education and our economy. Read More
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Memphis-area employees celebrate across-the-board pay raises and bonuses
Memphis city workers are finally getting much-needed pay raises and bonuses. Read More
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Strike averted in Oregon as postdocs agree to tentative agreement
AFSCME-represented postdoctoral researchers at an Oregon school have reason to smile. Read More
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Saunders at DNC: Kamala Harris will fight for ‘more freedom for working people’
At the Democratic National Convention, AFSCME President Saunders praised Kamala Harris’ pro-worker record. Read More
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AFSCME is mobilizing for the Harris-Walz ticket
President Saunders: AFSCME is laser focused on electing pro-worker candidates in November. Read More
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Another unit of workers for a Virginia city file for union election
A new unit of workers at a Virginia city are seeking to unionize through AFSCME. Read More
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Workers at outdoor museum in New York’s Hudson Valley approve first contracts
Workers at an outdoor museum in New York celebrate their first contracts. Read More
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After Oregon university offers paltry wages, postdocs authorize a strike
After Oregon university makes poor contract offer, AFSCME-represented postdocs prepare to strike. Read More
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University System of Maryland workers overwhelmingly ratify historic, system-wide contract
AFSCME members who work for Maryland universities are celebrating a historic contract. Read More
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AFSCME’s Saunders: VP pick Tim Walz ‘personifies what public service is all about’
AFSCME praises Tim Walz, Kamala Harris’ choice for running mate. Read More
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Civilian staff at Indianapolis police department organize new union, win first contract
Civilians who work for the Indiana’s largest police department are celebrating their first union contract. Read More
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