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AFSCME retirees celebrate as White House publishes list of drugs facing price cuts
AFSCME retirees celebrate as White House publishes list of drugs facing price cuts
Amid tragedy, the ‘true soul of Hawaii’ shines bright
Amid tragedy, the ‘true soul of Hawaii’ shines bright
Staff the Front Lines bus tour alerts nation, narrows staffing gap in public services
Staff the Front Lines bus tour alerts nation, narrows staffing gap in public services
AFSCME members in Hawaii need your help
AFSCME members in Hawaii need your help
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Oregon behavioral health workers overwhelmingly give their boss a thumbs down
Some Oregon behavioral health workers take a stand against their boss. -
Big challenges and big opportunities ahead
In 2025, AFSCME faces big challenges but also promising opportunities. -
Minnesota members who keep Hennepin County running win hard-fought contract
The union difference in action – 4,000 Minnesota members win a robust new contract. -
Always on the lookout, Louisville plumber leader assistant is Never Quit winner
Andrea Belden, a metering plumber leader assistant in Louisville, Kentucky, and a member of AFSCME Council 962, is the latest winner of our union’s Never Quit Service Award. -
AFSCME apprenticeships give Oregon members skills for behavioral health jobs
Congrats to the newest cohort of career-ready behavioral health workers in Oregon, who graduated from the AFSCME’s apprenticeships.