AFSCME Local 3688

DO NOT LET IT BE YOU!

SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECT IT HAS ON YOUR JOB

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Photo of four AFSCME members in different professions

To honor those who died on the job, give every worker a voice in the workplace

Workers Memorial Day 2021 arrives at a moment of the greatest urgency, when the front lines of the war against

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Police tape surrounding a hospital bed

AFSCME applauds House passage of workplace violence bill

Workers in health care and social service industries are a big step closer to having safer workplaces.

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Value the work of AFSCME library workers

On this National Library Workers Day, AFSCME library workers deserve to be recognized for the value they bring to ou

National AFSCME News

The Walters Art Museum workers in Baltimore plan to form a union
Workers at a famed Baltimore museum plan to form a union through AFSCME to gain a valuable voice on the job. — May 4
We thank corrections workers for their sacrifices, selfless duty during pandemic
For the sacrifices they’ve made during the pandemic, corrections staff deserve our deepest gratitude. — May 3
Adams County workers ratchet up pressure to secure first contract
Workers in Adams County, Colo., are tired of waiting for their employer to finish negotiating their contract. They are taking action to get the county to finish its part. — Apr 30
Biden’s American Families Plan ‘groundbreaking,’ says AFSCME President Saunders
AFSCME President Lee Saunders calls President Joe Biden’s American Families Plan “groundbreaking.” — Apr 29
To honor those who died on the job, give every worker a voice in the workplace
This Workers Memorial Day, we honor and mourn thousands of workers who have died while serving and protecting their communities during the coronavirus pandemic. — Apr 28