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Strides for workers made during 2023 legislative session

The Connecticut General Assembly ended its recent legislative session on June 7. In this “long” session and budget year, Council 4 members worked in tandem with political staff to achieve significant wins for working people across the state.

Strides for workers made during 2023 legislative session

New Haven Unions Secure Contract Deals with the City

New Haven, CT – After three years of negotiating with the city, nearly 800 New Haven clerical and professional management employes have a new contract.

New Haven Unions Secure Contract Deals with the City

Hundreds of AFSCME activists get fired up at Denver organizing summit

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Hundreds of AFSCME activists get fired up at Denver organizing summit

From Father To Son: Legacy of Labor Carries in Medina Family

Written by Amy O'Connor, Chief of Staff

Wilfredo Medina Sr. started his career as a special police officer (SPO) in Hartford schools 35 years ago. In the 1980’s, gang wars were ravaging the capital city and every SPO was trained at the police academy.

From Father To Son: Legacy of Labor Carries in Medina Family

Saunders: Debt limit agreement shows ‘President Biden puts working people first’

Saunders: Debt limit agreement shows ‘President Biden puts working people first’