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Meet Davina, a Sr. Custodian at UCLA. She commutes 120 miles every day because she can't afford to live near the campus where she works. #WhyWeFIght #afscme3299 #ucworker #housingassistance #UCLA #universityofcalifornia #losangeles #faircontractnow #housing

Meet Davina, a Sr. Custodian at UCLA. She commutes 120 miles every day because she can't afford to live near the campus where she works. #WhyWeFIght #afscme3299 #ucworker #housingassistance #UCLA #universityofcalifornia #losangeles #faircontractnow #housing

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AFSCME Local 1095 agrees on new 5 year contract with Erie County

AFSCME Local 1095 agrees on new 5 year contract with Erie County

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AFSCME Local 1110 to take legal action against ISU

AFSCME Local 1110 to take legal action against ISU

Oregon Health & Science University Partners with AFSCME and Unite Oregon for Allied Health Workforce Training | United We Heal posted on the topic | LinkedIn

Oregon Health & Science University Partners with AFSCME and Unite Oregon for Allied Health Workforce Training | United We Heal posted on the topic | LinkedIn

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AFSCME Representative on Talks

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Council 4 AFSCME, Local 391, member Shawn Dougherty testified before the House subcommittee that makes decisions on key funding programs for education, health and labor. Dougherty, a correctional substance abuse counselor, called on Congress to fund a loan repayment program for the substance use disorder treatment workforce. Read more: https://afsc.me/2X9QL2l | AFSCME

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Champaign County employees are All In! Members of AFSCME Local 900 walked up to the brink of a strike in their fight for a fair contract. Together, they were ready to do whatever it took to win. | AFSCME Council 31

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AFSCME Local 473 members, corrections staff at the Winnebago County jail, rallied Thursday night for safety—budget cuts and under-staffing have led to dangerous conditions for employees and detainees. | AFSCME Council 31

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AFSCME Local 494 members at Pontiac Correctional Center held an informational picket to demand immediate action by Illinois Department of Corrections leadership to improve staffing and safety at the facility. AFSCME corrections local unions from throughout the state joined them in solidarity. | AFSCME Council 31

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Meet Local 3130's Felicia Wilkerson. Having experienced homelessness herself, she now devotes her spare time to feeding those in need. | AFSCME

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Extreme weather safety protections didn’t appear on their own. AFSCME members organized, bargained, and stood together to demand more. Collective action is what keeps workers safe. That’s the union difference. | AFSCME

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AFSCME's 45th International Convention was held in Philadelphia four years after the last face-to-face Convention. With more than 2,000 attendees, AFSCME members know that our strength comes from our unity and solidarity, and the confidence of knowing we have each other's backs. | AFSCME

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Ever wonder what it's like to be an AFSCME member? | AFSCME

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AFSCME Council reaches agreement for 4-year contract with state employees

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State and local workers deserve to have collective bargaining rights regardless of where they live. But about half the states do not provide all state and local workers the ability to negotiate for fair wages and benefits. The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act, which has been introduced in the U.S. House and the Senate, would change that. Read more: https://afsc.me/2SOqNlF | AFSCME

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There are powerful people out there who want to destroy unions like ours. So it’s important to tell our stories about how AFSCME membership has made a real difference in our lives. You can record a video right now from your phone! | AFSCME

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AFSCME members led the fight to fund the front lines, and our activism saved jobs and public services. Find out what the American Rescue Plan means for your community and see how your representatives voted: https://rescue.afscme.org | AFSCME

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AFSCME members have been on the front lines of this pandemic since Day One and we’re still going strong. Don’t miss this video that premiered at the Council 31 convention on October 16! | AFSCME Council 31

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Air Force veteran, FAA employee and AFSCME Local 1653 President Dan Ronneberg works to keep our skies safe — but now, he’s fighting to protect health care in his rural West Virginia community. Dan, who has battled cancer for years, was in Capitol Hill to meet with Senator Capito’s office and speak out against devastating Medicaid cuts. He warned that slashing funding could force his small-town hospital to shut its doors. WSAZ-TV has the story where you can learn more about Dan’s visit and why he

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Our communities never rest, which is why AFSCME public service workers #NeverQuit. After all, potholes don't patch themselves! Take a peek behind the curtain at a day in the life of Kenton Perry, Crew Chief for Pothole Patching at AFSCME Local 2406. Read more about his tireless hard work on our blog. | AFSCME

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While Congress was on break, AFSCME members got to work. Across the country, we hit the streets, coffee shops, union halls, and city halls to sound the alarm: anti-worker extremists want to gut public services to bankroll billionaire tax breaks. From fighting Medicaid cuts to defending Social Security, these grassroots actions proved one thing: AFSCME won’t back down. | AFSCME

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AFSCME members are all organizers. And we are front line and fearless, from the bargaining table to the ballot box. | AFSCME

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Listen to AFSCME Local 1772 President John Feeley share why taking away hard-earned raises for state employees will only make our jobs more dangerous and difficult to do. Send a letter to our legislators to protect our raises with the link in our bio. #AFSCMEinAnnapolis | AFSCME Maryland

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With the future of public safety on the line, AFSCME members in corrections are getting organized to beat back the private prison industry once again. “The verdict is in: for-profit prisons are more dangerous, pay less to their employees, and have higher re-offending rates. And they don’t save a single dime for taxpayers,” said Padraic Lyman, the president of AFSCME Local 775 (Council 82) and a corrections officer in Albany, New York. “We need to stand united and protect our freedoms at work, be

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💚✊ AFSCME Council 5, Local 701, and our MAPE and MNA siblings are fighting for SAFETY outside of Annandale’s Community Behavioral Health Hospital!! SAFETY NOW! 💪 | AFSCME Council 5

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