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For Illinois paramedic, a desire to fully serve his community is hampered by short-staffing
For Illinois paramedic, a desire to fully serve his community is hampered by short-staffing
Thanking EMS professionals is not enough; we must help them solve a staffing crisis
Thanking EMS professionals is not enough; we must help them solve a staffing crisis
AFSCME honors public safety professionals during National Law Enforcement Week
AFSCME honors public safety professionals during National Law Enforcement Week
Outnumbered and exhausted, a Louisiana corrections lieutenant fights for better staffing
Outnumbered and exhausted, a Louisiana corrections lieutenant fights for better staffing
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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.