Library Workers
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Library worker describes why she loves her job and why she’s part of a union
A Colorado library worker describes why she joined a union. Read More
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AFSCME’s Saunders: National Library Workers Day comes on the heels of new organizing across the country
WASHINGTON – AFSCME President Lee Saunders released the following statement recognizing National Library Workers Day on April 9, 2024: “Libraries are the heart of our communities. They are one of the only spaces where people of all backgrounds can freely learn a new skill, get lost in a book, use the internet or simply find… Read More
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Jefferson County Public Library workers are first to form union under Colorado’s collective bargaining law
Welcome to the 350 workers at Jefferson County Public Library in Colorado. Read More
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Workers at Howard County Library System win union election
Workers at a Maryland public library system are now AFSCME members. Read More
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AFSCME’s Saunders on National Library Week: Now more than ever, library workers must have a seat at the table
WASHINGTON – AFSCME President Lee Saunders released the following statement recognizing National Library Week, which runs from April 23-29, 2023: “Whether they’re introducing us to our next favorite book or teaching new skills like how to code or start a business, library workers are the backbone of our communities. So much of the important work… Read More
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Library Workers
AFSCME represents more than 25,000 library workers nationwide – more than any other union. AFSCME is a leading advocate for equitable pay for library workers and for full funding for public libraries. From the Library of Congress and public libraries in Boston, New York, the District of Columbia, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Seattle/King County to… Read More
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