Contract Negotiations are Underway
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.
Bring Union Signs to Local Shops
Dozens of small businesses are signing on in support of WFSE members as we negotiate our 2027-29 union contracts. Download or pick up the signs and bring them to your favorite shops.
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WMS Workers Are Unionizing with WFSE
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Featured News
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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
AFSCME National Updates
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Who turned the Knicks championship into a celebration? AFSCME members, that’s who
AFSCME members made sure New York was ready to celebrate the Knicks’ historic championship.
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One year after the ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ what’s next is up to us
When we stand together, we decide what our collective future looks like.
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One year after the ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ what’s next is up to us
When we stand together, we decide what our collective future looks like.
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AFSCME members who keep Ohio theater running ratify first contract unanimously
AFSCME members who work at a famed Ohio film and visual arts center secured their first contract this month.
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Corrections staff pass vote of no confidence in NM warden, seek his replacement
AFSCME corrections officers who work at a New Mexico prison are demanding that the county remove the warden.
