40th International Convention - Los Angeles, CA (2012)

Resolutions

  1. THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF AFSCME
  2. FIGHT VOTER SUPPRESSION AND EXPAND VOTER PARTICIPATION
  3. HONORING GERALD W. MCENTEE
  4. INVEST IN JOBS
  5. PUBLIC OPERATION OF STATE HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGES
  6. PROTECTING EMPLOYEE PENSIONS
  7. A FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAX ON WALL STREET SPECULATION
  8. RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE
  9. STATE AND LOCAL FINANCES
  10. SCHOOL REFORM
  11. AFFORDABLE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
  12. EDUCATING AFSCME MEMBERS TO COMBAT HUMAN TRAFFICKING
  13. MARRIAGE EQUALITY
  14. MOVING BEYOND THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT (ACA) TOWARD A MORE EQUITABLE, JUST AND COST-EFFECTIVE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
  15. POLICY TO PROTECT AFSCME MEMBERS’ RIGHT TO PRIVACY REGARDING SOCIAL MEDIA WEBSITES
  16. AFSCME PEOPLE
  17. SUPPORT MAIN STREET AND BUY AMERICAN
  18. PLEDGING INCREASED MEMBER ACTIVISM IN 2012 AND BEYOND
  19. THE AMERICAN LEGISLATIVE EXCHANGE COUNCIL (ALEC)
  20. MEETING HEAD START’S NEW CHALLENGES
  21. RETIREMENT SECURITY FOR ALL
  22. INCREASE AFSCME AFFILIATE AND FIELD COMMUNICATIONS CAPACITY
  23. EDUCATING OUR YOUTH
  24. PRIVATE EQUITY ACCOUNTABILITY
  25. HONORING JERRY LAPOINT
  26. SUPPORT FOR VETERANS
  27. FIGHTING PRIVATIZATION ON STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT LEVELS
  28. BALLOT INITIATIVE REFORM
  29. MINIMUM WAGE AND OVERTIME PROTECTIONS FOR HOME CARE WORKERS
  30. WORKING WITH COALITIONS TO FIGHT PRIVATIZATION AND PROTECT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND PUBLIC SERVICES
  31. AFSCME SUPPORT FOR FEDERAL JOBS ACTS
  32. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT (ERA)
  33. ORGANIZING PUBLIC SERVICE WORKERS
  34. NEW YORK CITY’S EARLY LEARN PROGRAM – WAGING WAR AGAINST THE CITY’S CHILDREN
  35. PROGRESSIVE CAUCUS
  36. WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
  37. THE POWER OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
  38. NEW YORK STATE MANAGED CARE - HARMFUL TO PATIENTS/CLIENTS AND EMPLOYEES
  39. EXCLUDED WORKERS
  40. CALLING ON CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT TO REDIRECT MILITARY SPENDING TO DOMESTIC PRIORITIES
  41. Urging AFSCME International to Promote Women's Reproductive Rights and Access to Affordable Health Care
  42. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
  43. Promoting Comprehensive Immigration Reform
  44. AFSCME SISTERS GUARANTEED PREVENTIVE SERVICES UNDER HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
  45. LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER WORKERS
  46. USE OF AN INDEPENDENT ELECTION SERVICE FOR LOCALS UNDER OR EXITING ADMINISTRATORSHIP
  47. PROTECT BENEFITS AND THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
  48. SCHOOL NUTRITION
  49. HONORING AFSCME LOCAL 375, THE CIVIL SERVICE TECHNICAL GUILD
  50. PROTECTING AND PROMOTING THE VALUE OF SOCIAL INSURANCE PROGRAMS
  51. SUPPORT COMMUNITY LIVING ASSISTANCE SERVICES AND SUPPORTS (CLASS)
  52. Protect Early Childhood Programs
  53. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
  54. PAID PARENTAL LEAVE
  55. OPPOSE SO-CALLED RIGHT-TO-WORK LAWS
  56. STRENGTHENING THE LILLY LEDBETTER FAIR PAY ACT
  57. LET’S MAKE HIGHER EDUCATION AFFORDABLE FOR WORKING FAMILIES
  58. A WORKS PROJECT ADMINISTRATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY – THE AMERICAN JOBS ACT
  59. PAID SICK DAYS/HEALTHY FAMILY ACT
  60. WISCONSIN – OUR COMMITMENT
  61. AFSCME BATTLEGROUND STATE PARTNERSHIPS
  62. NEXT WAVE
  63. PROTECTING THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SAFETY NET
  64. BRING JOBS HOME – AMERICA WANTS TO WORK
  65. THE ECONOMY, INEQUALITY AND THE 99 PERCENT
  66. STOP THE ATTACKS ON WORKERS’ RIGHTS
  67. WINNING THE PUBLIC DEBATE
  68. LIMITING CORPORATE INFLUENCE IN CAMPAIGNS
  69. HONORING THE MEMORY OF CCPT MINNESOTA CHILD CARE UNION ACTIVIST AND FOUNDING MEMBER DELOIS BROWN
  70. CHILD CARE PROVIDERS TOGETHER, UNITED: A VOICE AND A VISION MOVING FORWARD
  71. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR AFSCME ADULT MEMBERS
  72. SUPPORT OF THE RELEASE OF OSCAR LÓPEZ RIVERA
  73. NEED FOR FEDERAL POLICY TO REGULATE MOLD AND MOLD SPORES