AFSCME Maryland Council 3

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FY 2021 Wage Negotiations Have Started

Negotiations Have Begun: the FIGHT is ON!

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Retiree Prescription Drug Plan Update: No decisions without details!

On September 1, 2019, the Maryland Department of Budget and Management (DBM) issued a letter regarding retiree drug benefits provided by the State.

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Correctional Officers & the Correctional Officer Bill of Rights

Beginning today, October 1st 2019, Maryland correctional officers who are members of AFSCME Council 3 should contact Kahn, Smith & Collins for representation und

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Additional COLA Confirmed for January 2020

In Fall 2018, Governor Hogan started negotiations by trying to change the rules.

Find your MD Elected Officials Today!

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National AFSCME News

Advancing (In)Justice: AFSCME Condemns Layoffs at Asian American Nonprofit in Los Angeles
We condemn the sudden layoffs of 18 staffers at Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles – many of whom led the effort to unionize through AFSCME. — Oct 11
First Contract Ratification Points to Power of Collective Bargaining
Washington state assistant attorneys general, who fought for collective bargaining rights in the legislature, overwhelmingly approve first contract. — Oct 10
Online Training Available for AFSCME Women Leading Change
Attention AFSCME members. The 2019 Women’s Leadership Academy Online is gearing up to offer a new series of trainings. Find out how to sign up. — Oct 9
AFSCME Members Rally to Protect LGBTQ Rights
We stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ community, as AFSCME members showed during a rally on the steps of the Supreme Court today. The court is hearing three cases involving LGBTQ rights. — Oct 8
Now that Janus Failed, Alaska’s Anti-Public Services Governor Resorts to Dirty Tricks
Alaska’s governor and attorney general want to make it harder for unions in the public sector to collect dues. But a judge said no. — Oct 7