AFSCME Maryland Council 3

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Update for Current Employees impacted by changes to Retiree Prescription Benefits

Below read a letter from Patrick Moran sent to all members about the impact of changes to Retiree Prescription Drug benefits for current employees.

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Rest in Power, Elijah Cummings

Today, AFSCME Maryland Council 3, is in mourning at the loss of U.S.

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Get to Annapolis on October 29th!

Two Critical Hearings for State Employees Scheduled for October 29th

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FY 2021 Wage Negotiations Have Started

Negotiations Have Begun: the FIGHT is ON!

Find your MD Elected Officials Today!

As Public Employees, we elect our bosses! Find out who your elected officials are today.

Update Your Contact Information

Update your contact information to make sure you never miss an important call, email or site visit from Council 3.

National AFSCME News

AFSCME Members Help Make the Wheels of a Unique Bus Go Round
Thanks to AFSCME members, a school bus filled with food items is helping South Florida students fight hunger. — Oct 22
House Bill Simplifies and Fixes PSLF, Overhauls Higher Education
The College Affordability Act will help fix the broken Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. — Oct 21
AFSCME Stands with Striking Chicago Public School Teachers
CTU represents 25,000 teachers, paraprofessionals and clinicians. They are demanding that newly elected Mayor Lori Lightfoot deliver on her campaign promises. — Oct 18
Saunders Urges ‘Back to Basics’ Strategy for 2020 Win and Beyond
What will help pro-worker allies win elections in 2020 and beyond? A “back to basics” strategy of organizing through face-to-face conversations, AFSCME President Lee Saunders says. — Oct 17
Quick Thinking, Decisive Action Save Connecticut Member’s Life
Heroic actions by his alert, quick-thinking colleagues saved a Connecticut member’s life after he suffered a workplace accident. — Oct 16