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 public, school, college and university libraries nationwide, AFSCME librarians and library workers serve thousands of patrons every day.

AFSCME members are on the front lines of our children's education as kids come back to school

AFSCME members like Kimberly Lee-Carey of Ohio help students keep their skills sharp over the summer.

Anne Arundel County public library workers file union petition for official recognition

Workers at a third Maryland library system unionize through AFSCME.

At a small Connecticut library, Never Quit winner Carrie Bryant creates connections among strangers

Never Quit winner Carrie Bryant makes a Connecticut library shine.

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.

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Library Workers

AFSCME members are on the front lines of our children's education as kids come back to school

Anne Arundel County public library workers file union petition for official recognition

At a small Connecticut library, Never Quit winner Carrie Bryant creates connections among strangers

Library worker describes why she loves her job and why she’s part of a union

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