District Council 37 AFSCME

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Public service workers across the country are losing their foothold in the middle class.

Update Your Beneficiary Record
By GREGORY N. HEIRES Every so often, a widow stops by the DC 37 Health & Security Plan to obtain a inquiry about a benefit of a... — May 23
Union Honors EMS Week
By ALFREDO ALVARADO Thousands of emergency medical technicians around the country will be honored during National EMS Week for the critical... — May 22
EMS Workers Prevent Attack on Bronx Man
By ALFREDO ALVARADO Two DC 37 members jumped into action in the Bronx to protect a defenseless man in a wheelchair. Lt. Daniel Burgos and... — May 21
City Comptroller Calls for Ban on Commercial Bond Companies
By ALFREDO ALVARADO New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer has introduced a bill in the City Council calling for the banning of... — May 16
Meet DC 37 Lawyers at May-June Community Association Meetings
District Council 37’s Community Associations are the building blocks of union’s mobilizing efforts in neighborhoods throughout... — May 16

How the Plaintiff in Janus v. AFSCME Benefits from His Union
Mark Janus, the plaintiff in the Janus v. AFSCME case, benefits from his union. So what convinced Mr. Janus to join this destructive lawsuit? — May 23
128 Oregon Workers Say Yes to AFSCME
A total of 128 Oregon behavioral health workers say yes to AFSCME. — May 23
AFSCME is Committed to Racial, Economic and Social Justice
An AFSCME working group met in Washington, D.C., to figure out how best to tackle racism within and beyond our union. — May 22
CEO Pay Soars to 361 Times that of the Average Worker
Rich CEOs are getting richer, earning 361 times more than rank-and-file workers, according to a new study. — May 22
This is the AFSCME Agenda
And it’s focused on workers like you. — May 22