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

We won’t be silent about the shutdown
The longer this shutdown continues, the more our health care and our jobs are in danger. — Oct 24
In Pennsylvania, corrections officers demand urgent action to fix understaffing crisis
Pennsylvania corrections officers fight for better staffing. — Oct 23
Houston public health worker warns, ‘When you cut public health, you cut lives’
Charles Morris, a member of AFSCME Local HOPE 123, warns that the government shutdown is robbing his community of critical public health funds. — Oct 22
On Florida’s Gulf Coast, AFSCME members win new contract and recognition for their service
Members of AFSCME Local 1718, who keep Venice, Fla., running, fought for a strong new contract. — Oct 21
As government shutdown drags on, AFSCME Retirees are taking action
As the federal government shutdown drags on, AFSCME retirees are urging their lawmakers to end the shutdown by lowering health care costs and funding public services. — Oct 20

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