AFSCME Blog Archive
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CSEA social services worker dies after assault
AFSCME mourns the tragic death of CSEA social services worker Maria Coto of New York. Read More
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Thousands of additional Nevada state employees file for AFSCME union election
Thousands more Nevada state employees are seeking an AFSCME union election. Read More
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AFSCME welcomes the Public Service Worker Protection Act
AFSCME hails the introduction of the Public Service Worker Protection Act in Congress. Read More
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AFSCME Maryland members rally after parole and probation agent is killed on the job
Rest in power, Agent Davis Martinez Read More
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Sheriff’s deputy rides out tornado in vehicle after saving lives of others
An Iowa sheriff’s deputy had to ride out a tornado after saving people from it. Read More
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New contract for Miami solid waste workers highlights the union difference
A new contract for solid waste workers in Miami underscores the union difference. Read More
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Philadelphia Museum of Art Union wins settlement in fight over longevity pay
Philadelphia Museum of Art workers will finally get longevity pay promised in their contract. Read More
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AFSCME mourns the loss of the Rev. James Lawson
AFSCME mourns the loss of the Rev. James Lawson. Read More
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Police departments can attract new officers thanks to AFSCME-backed Recruit and Retain Act
A new federal law will help police hire more people. Read More
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Louisiana AFSCME members defeat anti-worker bills by standing together
Solidarity wins the day as Louisiana members unite to defeat anti-worker bills. Read More
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AFSCME president joins OHSU workers in contract fight, celebrates organizing win
AFSCME President Lee Saunders visited AFSCME members at an Oregon university to inspire and celebrate with them. Read More
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A hall of fame detective changes perspectives about policing
Connecticut Detective Karli Travis was inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame. Read More
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