John Noonan Archive

See the union difference in action in San Antonio. AFSCME Local 2021’s grassroots campaign helped win them pay raises and respect for serving on the front lines.

Meet AFSCME-represented librarians in Portland, Oregon, who are working hard to bridge the digital divide in their community.

Powered by the strength of working families across the Garden State, AFSCME-endorsed candidate Phil Murphy has secured the Democratic nomination for governor in a landslide.

AFSCME members in Stone Harbor, New Jersey, achieve rare milestone – 100 percent membership.

Some N.J. librarians are standing together with support staff and winning together in their fight for a new contract.

More than 184,000 Iowa public service workers are about to lose important collective bargaining rights.

It’s National Correctional Officers and Employees Week. In their honor, we share the story of Minnesota Correctional Sgt. Rick Neyssen.

For Minnesota child care provider Lisa Thompson, having a union means having a voice to advocate for quality child care.

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown signed into law a groundbreaking package of workplace and retirement legislation that could serve as a model for other states.

Nearly 4,000 AFSCME and Teamsters members — front-line workers at the University of Minnesota — are speaking up about grossly unequal pay as they negotiate a new contract with the university.

After months of intense lobbying by AFSCME Texas Correctional members, lawmakers approved budget plans that provide badly needed pay raises for correctional officers, and addressed the chronic underfunding of the state’s Employees Retirement System (ERS).