Local 641

A total of 164 years of service!

(pictured above, from left to right, with years of service: Gilda Poirier, 28 years of service; Rick Moraes, 39 years of service; Nancy Leonard, 34 years of service; Gilly Cosme, 37 years of service; Mark Adesso, 26 years of service)

Our AFSCME members voted Saturday March 18, 2023 for our next contract (passed). Thank you ALL for your continued support and service!

- In Solidarity!

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Local 603 Dartmouth College Library Workers Union Ratify First Union Contract

Welcome to AFSCME Council 93!

This afternoon, the Dartmouth College Library Workers Union Local 603 overwhelmi

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AFSCME Get Organized: Virtual Sector Events

In the first 100 days of the new administration, we have witnessed cuts to federal agencies, programs and proposed federal budget cuts that will devastate AFSCME members’ c

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AFSCME Local 1358 Wins Fight Against Privatization in Brookline, Saving Nearly 100 Custodial and Food Service Jobs

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AFSCME GO- Get Organized!

National AFSCME News

We mourn and honor AFSCME’s fallen heroes during National Law Enforcement Week
The names of five fallen AFSCME-represented heroes were added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial this week. — May 16
Fighting to save public health in the Texas capital
AFSCME members in Texas are fighting to protect public health from harmful cuts Congress wants to make. — May 15
Mayors warn that cuts to Medicaid will weaken public safety, emergency services
Mayors sound the alarm: cuts to Medicaid will lead to unsafe communities. — May 13
AFSCME members add worker protections to City of Austin’s AI policy
AFSCME members in Austin, Texas, fought for a worker-first AI policy. — May 13
WTC health program firings devastate care for 9/11 first responders
The administration’s misguided cuts are jeopardizing health care for 9/11 responders and survivors. — May 12