“Junk” Insurance Plans Could Weaken Affordable Care Act Protections
With these junk plans, insurers are permitted to screen for, and charge more for, pre-existing conditions.
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It’s Not Too Late to Say NO to Kavanaugh
No to someone who’ll be a rubber stamp for interests that want to rig the rules of our economy. No to someone who has sided with corporations.
Pete Levine |Collective Action Prevails, Even Against Corporate Giant Amazon
The workers’ fight mirrors the fight taking place across the country by overlooked and underpaid workers who are tired of being pushed around and silenced.
Pete Levine |Minnesota’s Mark Ditsch is a Cheerful Warrior for his Community
Our latest Never Quit Service Award winner is Minnesota mild.
Pete Levine |Keeping Kavanaugh Off the Supreme Court
Call 1-888-981-9704 today to reach your state’s senators and tell them to vote no on Kavanaugh.
Pete Levine |Labor Union Approval Hits 15-Year High
This news comes despite a wave of unprecedented attacks by billionaire CEOs and corporate special interests to further rig our economy and democracy against everyday Americans.
Pete Levine |For Washington, D.C., Private EMS Workers – a New Contract and a Path Forward
The EMS professionals at American Medical Response (AMR) ambulance service in Washington, D.C., recently ratified their first contract.
Pete Levine |A Seat at the Table for EMS Workers in Prescott, Arizona
“We have a voice at the table with someone fighting for us."
Pete Levine |Standing with Federal Workers Against the White House’s Attacks
Wednesday is #RedforFeds day. Wear red to show solidarity for federal government workers whose rights are being threatened.
Pete Levine |Road Tripping to Graduation
To celebrate his AFSCME Free College graduation, John Caudell journeyed from Hawaii to Ohio, where his graduation ceremony was held.
Pete Levine |Poor People’s Campaign Spotlights Those Left Behind
Learn how the latest Poor People’s Campaign sheds light on how much progress must still be made, 50 years after MLK’s original campaign.
Pete Levine |Why Minnesota’s Growth Outpaces Wisconsin’s: A Case for a Progressive Agenda
Why are working families doing better in Minnesota than in Wisconsin? A new report explains why.
Pete Levine |AFSCME Launches Women’s Leadership Academy Online
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the issues that affect working women, strengthen leadership skills, engage politically, and inspire each other to become strong leaders and activists in their workplace.
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#Throwback Thursday: Mike Rachford
Meet AFSCME Retiree Mike Rachford, our latest #Throwback Thursday spotlight.
Pete Levine |AFSCME is Committed to Racial, Economic and Social Justice
An AFSCME working group met in Washington, D.C., to figure out how best to tackle racism within and beyond our union.
Pete Levine |EMS Week: Acknowledging EMS Professionals
EMS Week is a chance to acknowledge and thank EMS professionals for their skill, bravery and service to our communities.
Pete Levine |Thank a Nurse During Nurses Week
Nurses Week is a chance to thank nurses for all they do for their patients and their communities.
Pete Levine |Calm in a Crisis
Never Quit Award winner Bruce Mazzone, a police dispatcher in Oneonta, New York, safely brought an armed confrontation to a peaceful end.
Pete Levine |A Historic Week’s Events Commemorate the Tragedy and Triumph of 50 Years Ago
This week’s Mountaintop Conference will be a celebration and commemoration of labor and civil rights history.
Pete Levine |AFSCME’s Partnership with The Film Foundation Engages Youths, Spotlights Workers
AFSCME has partnered with movie director Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation to engage young people about the essential stories of democracy.
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