A Father’s Day legacy of service
In a Father’s Day essay, AFSCME President Lee Saunders pays tribute to his dad and reflects on the union values he learned from his father.
Latest from Lee Saunders
LGBTQ rights and labor rights are intrinsically linked
More than 18 international unions and the AFL-CIO have endorsed the Equality Act, and 90 percent of all union members in America belong to a union that supports the legislation.
Child care workers show unions can help solve ‘she-cession’
If we don’t find a fix for our broken child care system, we are imperiling not only this critical workforce, but also all the working families who depend on affordable, quality child care to make their own jobs possible.
You did it. You made it possible for states, cities, towns and schools to receive relief money
In the latest “On the Record,” AFSCME President Lee Saunders explains the crucial role AFSCME members played in helping pass the American Rescue Plan.
American Rescue Plan a historic victory for public service workers
Public service workers led the way in the successful fight to secure nearly $700 billion in investment in public services.
Latest from Elissa McBride
Expanded child tax credit will help women’s economic recovery. Find out if you qualify.
Find out if you qualify for the expanded child tax credit by accessing the AFSCME calculator.
A conversation with AFSCME cultural workers
Secretary-Treasurer Elissa McBride sat down for a virtual roundtable with some incredible AFSCME cultural workers who shared their experiences as union leaders and activists.
The first but not the last
To celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer Elissa McBride pays tribute to the record number of women nominated for Cabinet positions in the Biden-Harris administration.
Union 411: A video resource for AFSCME members
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Union 411: The Right to Organize
In the latest “Union 411” video, Secretary-Treasurer Elissa McBride explores the right to form a union and negotiate for ourselves, our families and our communities.