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Justice 75 Years in the Making: Sgt. Frank Linehan Finally Receives the Honor He Deserves
We're Hiring: Legislative and Political Coordinator
Continuing a Life of Service: AFSCME Council 4 Member Vanessa Taylor Named Connecticut’s 2025 Paraeducator of the Year
The Gingerbread House at Newington High: A Heartwarming Holiday Story About the Soul of Public Service
Upcoming Events
AFSCME Council 4 Executive Board Meeting
AFSCME Council 4, 444 E Main St, New Britain, CT 06051
Nominations for AFSCME Council 4's 2026 Election for all executive board and delegate positions will take place at this February 5th meeting.
Presidents' Day (Office Closed)
AFSCME Council 4 Member Training: Duty of Fair Representation, Garrity, and Weingarten Rights
AFSCME Council 4 Member Training: Duty of Fair Representation, Garrity, and Weingarten Rights
AFSCME National Updates
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Trump administration admits to mishandling private Social Security data
The Justice Department admitted that employees of DOGE had, in fact, jeopardized the security of Americans’ personal Social Security data.
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After walkout, Springfield Township school employees win higher wages
Employees of the Springfield Local School District in Ohio who are members of OAPSE Local 478 are celebrating a contract win.
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In 2025, AFSCME public safety members showed up in full force
Learn how AFSCME public safety members flexed their union muscle in 2025.
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The Latest Assault on Working Parents
Earlier this month, the Trump administration announced it was freezing over $10 billion in critical federal funding set aside to help families afford child care and the rising cost of living.
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Never Quit winner helps keep Houston’s water clean
Watch Never Quit winner Daniel Ellis, a member of HOPE AFSCME Local 123, tell his story.

Opportunities and Savings for AFSCME Members
Being an AFSCME member doesn't only give you an advantage at the bargaining table — it also gets you access to discounts and benefits that can help make life a little easier.





