Letters, Statements & More
- AFSCME Letter Urging the House to Immediately Act on Puerto Rico's Unfolding Disaster
- AFSCME Letter Urging the Senate to Immediately Act on Puerto Rico's Unfolding Disaster
- AFSCME Pres. Lee Saunders on the Passing of Deputy Kevin Haverly
- AFSCME Letter Opposing the Nomination of Andrew Puzder to be Secretary of Labor
- AFSCME Letter to House Urging Congress to Provide Emergency Funding to Combat the Zika Virus
- AFSCME Urges House to Reject the REINS Act
- AFSCME Pres. Lee Saunders Statement on the King v. Burwell DecisionBy rejecting this overtly partisan attack against existing law, the Court has preserved the health and peace of mind of the more than 8 million Americans who will now continue to rely on the law for access to quality, affordable health coverage.
- A Strong OHSA Silica Rule Would Save Thousands of LivesIn 2013, OHSA proposed a rule that would reduce silica dust exposures and strengthen protections, but Industry is lobbying against the rule. It would save nearly 700 lives and prevent 1,600 new cases of silicosis each year. Sign the petition.
- After 22 Years, FMLA Has Proven Value to Working Families
- Funding a Must for Response to Public Health EmergenciesAFSCME Supports Emergency Funding to Address Ebola Crisis
- AFSCME Urges House to Protect School Meal Standards
- AFSCME Urges Yes Vote on Farr Amendment
- Statement by Secretary-Treasurer Laura Reyes on the 23rd Anniversary of the ADA
- AFSCME Pres. Lee Saunders on Confirmation of Thomas E. Perez for Secretary of Labor
- AFSCME Letter to Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education SubcommitteeIt's time to end austerity before we further endanger economic growth.
- Workers Memorial DayStatement of AFSCME President Gerald W. McEntee on Workers Memorial Day
- Memphis Sanitation Strike Workers to Be Inducted into Labor Hall of FameSecretary of Labor to host ceremony on Friday, April 29, to begin induction of 1968 Memphis, Tenn., sanitation strike workers into Labor Hall of Fame
- AFSCME Decries Anti-government AttacksStatement of AFSCME President Gerald W. McEntee regarding the shootings on Saturday in Tucson, Ariz.
