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Bridgeport Police Bring Easter Joy to St. Vincent’s Special Needs School and Celebrate a Beloved PAL Tradition
Bridgeport Police Bring Easter Joy to St. Vincent’s Special Needs School and Celebrate a Beloved PAL Tradition
A Homecoming for Torrington Police: Torrington Officers Choose AFSCME’s Strength, Experience, and Solidarity
A Homecoming for Torrington Police: Torrington Officers Choose AFSCME’s Strength, Experience, and Solidarity
AFSCME COUNCIL 4 IS PROTECTING THOSE WHO PROTECT CONNECTICUT: Secured Legislation Directing Comptroller to Examine Path Toward Defined-Benefit Retirement Security for All Municipal Police
AFSCME COUNCIL 4 IS PROTECTING THOSE WHO PROTECT CONNECTICUT: Secured Legislation Directing Comptroller to Examine Path Toward Defined-Benefit Retirement Security for All Municipal Police
From Survivor to Advocate: Bridgeport Police Officer Marie Cetti Fights for Her Fellow Officers
From Survivor to Advocate: Bridgeport Police Officer Marie Cetti Fights for Her Fellow Officers
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Michigan members demand transparency after two MDOT workers are killed on the job
Michigan members demand an investigation into how two of their own were killed while working on a road project.
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Workers at Philadelphia art services firm win recognition for their AFSCME union
Art services employees in Philadelphia win union recognition in yet another AFSCME victory for cultural workers.
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AFSCME members who keep a PA jail running mobilize for paid parental leave victory
Members of AFSCME Local 543 celebrate a new paid parental leave policy for Lehigh County workers that they fought for.
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American Library Association workers win their AFSCME union in overwhelming vote
Another organizing victory: American Library Association workers vote to form a union through AFSCME Council 31 in Illinois.
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They saved Pappas Hospital once. Now AFSCME members are fighting to save it again. The battle for children's care isn't over.
AFSCME members are fighting once again to save a Massachusetts children’s hospital from closing.
