32nd International Convention - Chicago, IL (1996)

Resolutions

• 1. AFSCME and the Internet
• 2. Negotiating Managed Health Care Plans
• 3. Pay Equity
• 4. Professional Employees
• 5. Getting AFSCME Involved in Talk Radio
• 6. Increase Federal Housing and Community Development Block Grant Funding
• 7. PEOPLE Committees
• . Voter Registration
• . Collective Bargaining Legislation
• . Redesigning Government, high Performance-High Quality Workplaces
• 13. Understaffing, Overcrowding and Violence in Prisons and Jails
• 14. President's Club Incentive Program
• 15. Preserving the Nation's Safety Net
• 16. Community Action
• 17. Quality and Corporatization of Health Care
• 18. Health Security for All Americans
• 19. Fighting Contracting Out and Privatization
• 20. Privatization of Prisons
• 21. Social Security Cost-of-living Adjustments
• 22. Ergonomics
• 24. The Contingent Workforce
• 25. Organizing Group Homes
• 26. Sweatshops
• 27. Gangs in Prisons and Jails
• 28. Stress Management
• 29. Community Support for Collective Bargaining
• 30. The Environment and AFSCME
• 31. Sale of Body Armor
• 32. "Cop Killer" Bullets
• 34. Fireman's Rule
• 35. Protecting the Environment and the Jobs of AFSCME's Environmental Workers
• 37. Private Security
• 38. Execution of Resolutions
• 40. Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights
• 42. Affirmative Action Under Attack by the 104th Congress
• 43. Hazardous Materials Transportation
• 45. Counseling for Disabled Police Officers
• 46. Clarification of the Tax Treatment of Certain Disability Benefits Received by Former Connecticut Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighters
• 48. Supporting America's Working Families
• 49. United Way
• 50. Reaffirming AFSCME's Commitment to Members with Disabilities
• 51. Retirees: A Resource for AFSCME Political Action
• 52. PEOPLE Goal for 1998 Elections
• 53. Flow Control of Municipal Solid Waste
• 55. Support for the Martinez-McDermott Jobs Bill - H.R. 1591
• 56. Protecting Workplace Health and Safety
• 57. PEOPLE Checkoff and Electronic Funds Transfer (EFTS)
• 58. Organizing School Support Employees
• 59. AFSCME Advantage
• 60. Workplace Violence
• 61. Tuberculosis
• 63. Steward Recognition
• 64. Privatizing Public Hospitals
• 65. Violence Against Women
• 66. Using Strategic Planning to Build a Strong Union
• 67. Advisory Council on Social Security
• 68. Childcare
• 69. Providing Greater Educational Opportunities for All Americans
• 71. Fight the Oregon Right-to-work Ballot Measure
• 78. Halt Federal Funds for Labor Lawbreakers
• 79. Increase Minimum Wage
• 82. Protecting the Rights of Health Care and Child Care Workers
• 83. Civil Rights for Gay Men and Lesbians
• 89. Budget Autonomy for the District of Columbia
• 90. AIDS Resolution
• 91. The Million Man March
• 93. Juvenile Rehabilitation Workers
• 95. AFSCME, the Media and Working Women and Men
• 96. Supporting Public Infrastructure Investment
• 97. Protecting Pension Assets and Increasing Portability
• 98. Defending Medicare/Medicaid
• 99. The New Voice for the AFL-CIO
• 100. Volunteer Organizing Committees
• 102. Corporate Welfare and Job Security
• 103. America Needs a Raise and a Living Wage
• 104. Prison Labor
• 105. Confronting "Workfare"
• 106. Fighting Tax Cuts for the Wealthy
• 107. United Farm Workers
• 108. In Support of Striking Workers at Detroit Newspapers
• 109. Arson Attacks on Black Churches
• 110. Support for "Project Open Mind"
• 111. Members Only Benefit
• 112. Labor Solidarity
• 114. Investing in Stocks of Worker-friendly Companies
• 116. Task Force for AFSCME's Future
• SR. SR-In Tribute to Ron Brown
• SR. SR-Stephen M. Culen
• SR. SR-Linda Chavez-Thompson
• SR. SR-Joseph E. McDermott