After weeks of visits, calls and letters from AFSCME Maryland members, last Friday, the House of Delegates voted unanimously to put additional money in the budget to fund our raise.
Workers in Missouri and New Mexico have chalked important victories against anti-worker laws that would have robbed them of their voices and the right to bargain collectively.
To celebrate Women’s History Month, AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer Elissa McBride spoke with Melanie Campbell, president and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation.— Mar 21
Courts are increasingly putting a stop to mounting attacks against public service workers, this time to recover previously paid fair share fees.— Mar 20
Feeling empowered as they fight for collective bargaining rights, some state-employed nurses in Nevada are taking steps to improve their working conditions.— Mar 19
