It's Time to Win a Strong Union Contract
Seattle Art Museum workers Organizing with WFSE!
On May 13, workers at SAM announced their intent to organize their union with WFSE and the 50,000 cultural workers who have won unions through the AFSCME Cultural Workers United movement.
Statewide Community Engagement: May 30
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WMS Workers Are Unionizing with WFSE
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Featured News
Workers at Minnesota’s largest public hospital win deal to protect patient care
Seattle Art Museum Staff are Unionizing with WFSE!
Workers Memorial Day: Honor those we lost by fighting for stronger workplace safety
Remembering George Masten, a Giant in WFSE (and WA) History
"Open the Books!" at Seattle Colleges, say WFSE Local 304
Members Learn and Organize at Rise Up 2026
Bargaining Kickoff April 15th! Contract Fight Starts Now
A salute to those who answer the call
AFSCME National Updates
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How Team AFSCME made the 2026 NFL Draft a success
Discover how AFSCME members made the 2026 NFL Draft happen.
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Cook County Board of Review workers prove the union difference with first contract
Congratulations to Cook County, Illinois, Board of Review workers for winning their first AFSCME contract.
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An Illinois cafeteria worker nourishes kids’ bodies and hearts
Our latest Never Quit Winner, Daisy Powell, is an Illinois cafeteria worker beloved by her students and her co-workers.
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Respect EMS professionals who save lives, increase staffing and resources
During National EMS Week, AFSCME honors the Emergency Medical Services professionals who save lives every day.
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Workers at Minnesota’s largest public hospital win deal to protect patient care
Minnesota’s largest public hospital will remain open thanks to the efforts of AFSCME members who work there.
