Union Popularity on the Rise
More Americans support standing together in unions as the economy increasingly benefits the wealthy and powerful.
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More Americans support standing together in unions as the economy increasingly benefits the wealthy and powerful.
Listen to the sounds of AFSCME members at work – and identify the work they do for their communities.
You could become the target of a scam to trick you into quitting your union. Don’t fall for it.
Proponents of so-called “right to work” often use lofty language to sell their agenda, but the truth behind right to work is much uglier. It was started in the Jim Crow South of the 1940s by a self-described white supremacist.
Pablo Ros |An AFSCME member who participated in the 1968 Memphis, Tennessee, sanitation workers’ strike vividly recalls the events of that seminal moment in our nation’s history.
How well do you know your union? Here’s a primer for would-be members, new members and even veteran AFSCME members.
Pres. Lee Saunders explains why the Janus v. AFSCME case is a big threat to public service workers.
Lee Saunders |Young activists are urged to reconnect with AFSCME’s Next Wave program, which has a new look.
Pablo Ros |For 5 million Americans who receive home care and for the AFSCME members who provide that vital service, cuts and caps to Medicaid would have devastating consequences.
Omar Tewfik |At a time of growing economic and political uncertainty, thousands of public service workers across the country are joining with AFSCME to gain a voice.
Pablo Ros |Read the inspiring story of how Renita Smith, a Maryland member, saved school children from a burning bus.
Tiffanie Bright |When politicians talk about repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), they seem to forget that the health of millions of families and communities is at stake.
Pablo Ros |