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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Preliminary Injunction in Council 93 Lawsuit Halts Trump Administration's Dept. of Education Cuts

Educators, Professors, School Districts, Unions Win Historic Effort to Block Trump Administration Attempt to Dismantle Department of Education

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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

National AFSCME News

Despite the odds, workers at Utah’s first library union win contract
AFSCME members who work for the Salt Lake City Public Library have achieved their first union contract. — Feb 18
AFSCME members speak out in court case to protect child care affordability
After the Trump administration froze child care funding to five states for political reasons, child care providers who are AFSCME members are fighting back. — Feb 18
AFSCME Maryland retiree joins lawmakers in urging investigation of DOGE
An AFSCME retiree joined lawmakers to call for an investigation into DOGE’s accessing Americans’ private Social Security data. — Feb 12
AFSCME members push to expand collective bargaining in Virginia
AFSCME members support state legislation in Virginia that would expand collective bargaining rights to all public service workers in the state. — Feb 10
Health care and social workers are professionals, period. Tell the Department of Education.
A new Department of Education rule threatens the higher education pathway for health care professionals. — Feb 9

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