America’s unions honor the memory of all of those who were killed in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, including more than 600 members of our union family whom we continue to mourn today.
The labor movement will continue to stand in solidarity and honor their legacy.
This Father’s Day, we honor the working dads who show up every day for their families, their workplaces and the people who depend on them. Today we celebrate their strength, dedication and commitment to building a stronger future for all working families.
Behind every strong community are public service workers who never quit.
This Public Service Recognition Week, show your appreciation by nominating a co-worker for a Never Quit Service Award, so we can recognize them for all they do.afscme.org/never-quit#join-l…
Public Service Recognition Week is a reminder of who keeps our communities running.
Thank you to every public service worker, including 1.4 million AFSCME members, for your commitment, skill, and the role you play in making our lives better and communities stronger.
Asian American and Pacific Islander workers have helped shape the labor movement through courage and collective action. This month, we honor their impact and continue to fight for a future where every worker is protected, respected and paid what they deserve.
On International Workers’ Day, America’s unions celebrate the strength and solidarity of the labor movement, and we’re committed to building global worker power and justice.
Solidarity forever ✊ #MayDay
As extreme weather events become more common, public service workers are showing up on the front lines to keep communities running.
This Earth Day, we’re organizing for extreme weather solutions that protect workers and create good union jobs. afscme.org/blog/when-extreme…
Celebrate National Library Week by thanking the public service workers who keep more than 9,000 library systems running every day. AFSCME members celebrate their service and stand with them as they organize for a stronger voice on the job.
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AFSCME is heartbroken and outraged by the senseless murder of fellow union member Alex Jeffrey Pretti and the violence and intimidation enacted by this administration.
We will not let fear destroy the bonds that hold our communities together.
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This Veterans Day, we salute all who’ve served and the veterans in the AFSCME family who continue to make our communities stronger every day.
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Powerful LTE by Jeff Kasper: "The public services we often take for granted are made possible by the dedication of public servants. It is time we recognize their value not only as our friends, neighbors and community members, but as public employees."
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#SouthcentralAlaska: We cannot overemphasize how odd the weather has been for the past 60-72 hours. What made matters worse was the early morning shift back to snow--the warmer asphalt conditions ensured that it became ice almost instantly. Our crews worked throughout the weekend to thaw culverts, clear debris, and patch the growing number of potholes (asphalt, ice and water are always a bad combo). They've switched back as quickly as they can to sanders and graders. While conditions are improving, we ask for your patience today, moderate speed and drive with caution. We will post updates here as conditions change. You may also check 511 at: 511.alaska.gov/ Have a question that we haven't addressed here? Email us at [email protected]
Picture of DOT&PF Maintenance working on flooded storm drain at 2 a.m. 1/26/25.
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The Social Security Fairness Act is closer than ever to becoming law! Tell your Senator to schedule a vote and end the unfair WEP & GPO provisions that hurt public workers' benefits. afsc.me/4fYbluZ
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Voting is quick and easy, but if you need help, there are voter protection volunteers standing by to answer your questions. 👇
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Today it is up to us to vote for a future where every worker has the freedom to join a union, where no child has to grow up in poverty & every senior can retire with dignity.
Voting is quick & easy. Find your polling location at afscme.org/vote!




















