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AFSCME nurses share worries about staffing crisis with Biden administration

AFSCME nurses from affiliates with tens of thousands of members in the health care sector met with U.S.

AFSCME nurses share worries about staffing crisis with Biden administration

Introducing AFSCME Labor Lab - Steward Fundamentals!

In addition to Council-hosted trainings, the AFSCME Education and Leadership Training Department is launching the AFSCME Labor Lab, which will provide high-quality training and leadership development for AFSCME leaders, stewards and staff, allowing them to

Introducing AFSCME Labor Lab - Steward Fundamentals!

New contract raises the bar for Waterbury city workers

Waterbury city workers have something more to celebrate. Over 400 blue-collar workers with AFSCME Local 353 won a contract that will provide generous wage increases over four years without major increases in their health care costs – an unprecedented accomplishment they never expected.

New contract raises the bar for Waterbury city workers

Council 4 scholarship winners say unions are integral to their past and future

Two students from AFSCME Council 4 families will head to college this Fall with some help from their union family.

Council 4 awarded Logan German and Emma DeVito as the winners of the 2023 Education Scholarships. Each will receive $2,000 – renewable for up to four years.

Council 4 scholarship winners say unions are integral to their past and future

AFSCME holds job fairs to recruit talented public service workers

AFSCME holds job fairs to recruit talented public service workers