With critical union votes still up for grabs, candidates and surrogates join AFSCME President Lee Saunders and AFSCME Council 61 President Danny Homan to meet with Iowa member-activists.

At an AFSCME event in a West Des Moines pizza joint two days before the Iowa Caucuses, Bernie Sanders, Tom Steyer, Jill Biden, and representatives of Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren were in the house.

Dr. King wasn’t just a civil rights pioneer; he was one of the 20th century’s greatest defenders of workers’ rights, a champion of the union difference.

The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act would empower more working people with the seat at the table they need to improve their lives and their communities.

We honor unsung, everyday heroes during Public Service Recognition Week.

To gain a better understanding of black history, as we strive to do each February, we must recognize the powerful role unions have played in improving millions of African-American lives.

Labor unions have weathered constant attacks from wealthy special interests but have emerged today more popular than they have in years. How’s that? Daniella Gibbs Legér and Ed Chung sat down with AFSCME President Lee Saunders to find out.

The goal of the I AM 2018 initiative is to draw courage and inspiration from the Memphis heroes, so we can continue the fight for civil rights, workers’ rights and human rights.

The union must belong to the workers, and they must pay for their union so they can own it.

Janus v. AFSCME was engineered by corporate interests who want to rig the economy even more in their own favor, but the labor movement is bigger than one Supreme Court decision.