Tentative Agreements Reached at Multiple Contracts
Find details about your contract on our contract campaign landing page.
Biennial Survey—and Prizes—Drop Oct 5!
The first-ever biennial survey of the WFSE membership will be sent to dues-paying members in good standing Oct 5 and remain open for six weeks.
Childcare Reimbursement for WFSE Members
Childcare costs in Washington State are among the highest in the nation and often exceed the cost of rent or a mortgage. WFSE CARE addresses one of the most significant cost pressures facing our members.
Bring Union Signs to Local Shops
100+ small businesses are standing behind public workers in our contract fight. Find and support them and get materials to bring to shops near you.
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WMS Workers Are Unionizing with WFSE
Whether you're eligible to join the new DSHS bargaining unit or interested in forming your own, we're glad you're here! Click to learn more.
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AFSCME National Updates
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Podcast chronicles career of AFSCME President Emeritus Lee Saunders
A new podcast chronicles AFSCME President Emeritus Lee Saunders’ career.
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AFSCME member who kept a Rhode Island airport running is reinstated
An arbitrator has reinstated an AFSCME member in Rhode Island who was wrongly fired two years ago.
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Workers at Baltimore animal shelter win their union
Workers at a Baltimore animal rescue organized and won their union through Maryland Council 3.
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AFSCME members sue to protect Employment Service programs from harmful rule
AFSCME members take legal action to protect vital Employment Service programs from a harmful new rule that could lead to privatization.
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AFSCME members launch strong organizing effort in Harris County, Texas
AFSCME members are going door to door to organize workers who keep Harris County, Texas, running.
