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Medicare and Medicaid have saved lives for 60 years. We’re fighting to keep it that way.
Medicare and Medicaid have saved lives for 60 years. We’re fighting to keep it that way.
Unfair Labor Practice Filed for Secretary Series under all contracts & Paralegals at AGO
Unfair Labor Practice Filed for Secretary Series under all contracts & Paralegals at AGO
Federal Cuts and Our Jobs: Here's What We Know
Federal Cuts and Our Jobs: Here's What We Know
Union Action Wins 10% Assignment Pay for WSDOT Workers
Union Action Wins 10% Assignment Pay for WSDOT Workers
Senate Bill 5357 and Your Retirement
Senate Bill 5357 and Your Retirement
Action Needed: Support Staff Pay Increases Challenged by OFM
Action Needed: Support Staff Pay Increases Challenged by OFM
Medicaid Cuts Near, State Revenue Drops: Action Needed
Medicaid Cuts Near, State Revenue Drops: Action Needed
Your Contract Your Voice: Fight for Our Next Contract Today
Your Contract Your Voice: Fight for Our Next Contract Today
AFSCME National Updates
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AFL-CIO’s bus tour stops in Des Moines, spotlights anti-worker lawmakers’ votes to gut public services
The AFL-CIO’s “It’s Better In a Union” bus tour stopped in Des Moines, Iowa, where AFSCME members called out anti-worker lawmakers.
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Workers who provide legal help to needy Minnesotans themselves needed a union
They help low-income Minnesotans with legal issues. But they needed a union for themselves.
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AFSCME members vow to hold WI Rep. Van Orden accountable for budget bill vote
AFSCME members in Wisconsin are holding U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden accountable for supporting the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
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It’s unanimous. New contract for Baltimore City school staff passes with all yes votes
The new contract for staff at Baltimore City public schools has unanimous support.
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AFSCME will remember Wisconsin lawmaker’s support for cruel budget bill
We won’t forget Wisconsin Rep. Tony Wied’s support for the big, ugly budget bill.
