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Unions don’t just mean higher wages and better benefits. They’re about protecting you from unfair treatment and making sure you’re secure in the work you do. A union contract means you’re protected. Fair treatment at work and job security. That’s the union difference. | AFSCME

Unions don’t just mean higher wages and better benefits. They’re about protecting you from unfair treatment and making sure you’re secure in the work you do. A union

AFSCME. . Unions don’t just mean higher wages and better benefits. They’re about protecting you from unfair treatment and making sure you’re secure in the work you do. A union contract means you’re protected. Fair treatment at work and job security. That’s the union difference.

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For generations, working people have come together to fight for fair pay, affordable health care and retirement security. Our parents and grandparents demanded more and won. Now, it's our turn. | AFSCME

For generations, working people have come together to fight for fair pay, affordable health care and retirement security. Our parents and grandparents demanded more and won. Now, it's our turn. | 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

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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Being in a union means that you can negotiate directly with management for higher pay and better benefits. Stand with workers. | AFSCME

Being in a union means that you can negotiate directly with management for higher pay and better benefits. Stand with workers. | AFSCME

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The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) lead a three-day strike in the streets of Berkeley, fighting against the growing inequality in the UC System. | The Daily Californian

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For generations, working people have come together to fight for fair pay, affordable health care and retirement security. Our parents and grandparents demanded more and won. Now, it's our turn. | AFSCME

For generations, working people have come together to fight for fair pay, affordable health care and retirement security. Our parents and grandparents demanded more and won. Now, it's our turn. | 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

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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Being in a union means that you can negotiate directly with management for higher pay and better benefits. Stand with workers. | AFSCME

Being in a union means that you can negotiate directly with management for higher pay and better benefits. Stand with workers. | AFSCME

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Are you ready to fight for our freedom to build power in numbers, to negotiate a fair return on our work, to stand together in a strong union? | AFSCME

Are you ready to fight for our freedom to build power in numbers, to negotiate a fair return on our work, to stand together in a strong union? | AFSCME

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Janus v. AFSCME - Liberty Justice Center

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Being in a union means having a voice on the job and the power to negotiate for better working conditions. For Al, this means not only better pay, but also more time spent with his children, allowing him to be there for moments that matter most. | AFSCME

Being in a union means having a voice on the job and the power to negotiate for better working conditions. For Al, this means not only better pay, but also more time spent with his children, allowing him to be there for moments that matter most. | AFSCME

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Union-negotiated benefits are important to working people. But powerful forces are working to take away your pay and benefits. | AFSCME

Union-negotiated benefits are important to working people. But powerful forces are working to take away your pay and benefits. | 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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Worker power in action: Yesterday AFSCME and union members joined together outside of the Department of Labor to protestElon Musk and his unelected, unaccountable ‘DOGE’ department from accessing private data from the DOL. After Elon and his cronies heard about how workers mobilized and showed up, they moved their meeting from in-person to virtual. At the same time, yesterday AFSCME, the AFL-CIO, AFGE, SEIU, CWA and Economic Policy Institute filed a lawsuit to protect the public against DOGE acc

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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

27.5K viewsApr 5, 2021

AFSCME members have rushed to the front lines of this pandemic. Your work will get America through this. No one can thank you enough for the risks you take and the sacrifices you make. But know this, as you fight to keep your communities safe and healthy: AFSCME is fighting for you. Learn more at https://www.afscme.org/covid-19. | AFSCME

126K viewsApr 6, 2020

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

34.3K viewsFeb 21, 2020

When working people get less, AFSCME demands more. More safety on the job. More respect in the workplace. More power at the bargaining table. We’re built for this fight and we’re ready to remind the world who we are. | AFSCME

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You have questions, we have answers! Here’s a quick video to help explain the difference that a union makes. Want to learn more? Check out https://www.afscme.org/difference | AFSCME

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When workers stand together, they can fight for safer workplaces. A union gives you a voice on the job to ask for the staffing, training, and support that's needed to do your job safely. That's the union difference. | AFSCME

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Follow us for the latest union updates, breaking labor news and powerful ways to get organized. Let’s build power together. | AFSCME

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The coronavirus is wrecking state and local budgets. If the Senate doesn’t act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across America, and more layoffs and furloughs for public service workers. Tell the Senate to fund the front lines TODAY. | AFSCME

271.1K viewsJul 30, 2020

The wealthy corporations and billionaires behind Janus v. AFSCME are pushing a dangerous right-to-work agenda that has its roots in the Jim Crow South of the 1940s. Vance Muse, who invented right to work, once told a U.S. Senate committee, “I am a Southerner and I am for white supremacy.” Read more: https://afscme.org/racist-roots | AFSCME

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Union workers earn more. Period. | AFSCME

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Leadership. Respect for workers. Integrity. Compassion. These are just some of the reasons why AFSCME members are standing with Joe Biden in this election. | 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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Ever wonder what it's like to be an AFSCME member? | AFSCME

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In Tucson, AFSCME members and allies gathered to sound the alarm on Project 2025, warning it would shred workers’ freedoms, health care access and protections for retirees. | 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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The American Rescue Plan is a victory for working families across the country. In an incredible win for AFSCME members, the ARP includes $350 billion in funding for states, cities, towns and schools that will protect our jobs from furloughs and layoffs. Here’s a rundown of what the plan accomplished. | AFSCME

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In reality, better pay, better health care, and a more secure retirement start with a union. Find out more at afscme.org/difference! | AFSCME

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Joe Biden understands the devastating economic problems facing public service workers and the states, cities, towns and schools that employ them. That’s why, as president, he’ll do everything he can to make sure Congress provides federal aid. In contrast, Donald Trump is walking away from the negotiating table and says he won’t consider another COVID-19 relief bill until after the elections. Public service workers can’t wait that long – and they don’t know if Trump will stay true to his word. Th

34.5K viewsOct 7, 2020

The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act will, for the first time, guarantee public service workers a seat at the table. When we stand together in a union, our lives and communities are better. This Labor Day, tell your member of Congress to cosponsor the bill: https://afsc.me/psfna-action. | AFSCME

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Stacey Abrams addressed AFSCME members in the Convention Hall, urging delegates to harness their power and vote. | AFSCME

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