These bills would limit the power of Gov.-elect Tony Evers and Attorney General-elect Josh Kaul; limit early voting, robbing many working families — particularly those in urban areas — of their voices.
Pete Levine |When Hurricanes Maria and Irma struck, AFSCME member Gardy Domenech began a modest relief drive. He had no idea how his community in Mansfield, Pennsylvania, would rally behind him.
Pete Levine |For AFSCME members and their families, there are several scholarship opportunities that can make paying for a college degree easier.
Pete Levine |The bill would help protect hospital, psychiatric, behavioral health care, EMS workers and others by requiring the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) to issue a federal worker-protection standard.
Pete Levine |Eighty years ago, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) took effect, creating for the first time a federal right to a minimum wage and overtime, while also banning child labor.
Pete Levine |With these junk plans, insurers are permitted to screen for, and charge more for, pre-existing conditions.
Pete Levine |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 |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 |Our latest Never Quit Service Award winner is Minnesota mild.
Pete Levine |Call 1-888-981-9704 today to reach your state’s senators and tell them to vote no on Kavanaugh.
Pete Levine |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 |The EMS professionals at American Medical Response (AMR) ambulance service in Washington, D.C., recently ratified their first contract.
Pete Levine |“We have a voice at the table with someone fighting for us."
Pete Levine |Wednesday is #RedforFeds day. Wear red to show solidarity for federal government workers whose rights are being threatened.
Pete Levine |To celebrate his AFSCME Free College graduation, John Caudell journeyed from Hawaii to Ohio, where his graduation ceremony was held.
Pete Levine |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 are working families doing better in Minnesota than in Wisconsin? A new report explains why.
Pete Levine |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.
Pete Levine |Meet AFSCME Retiree Mike Rachford, our latest #Throwback Thursday spotlight.
Pete Levine |An AFSCME working group met in Washington, D.C., to figure out how best to tackle racism within and beyond our union.
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