Press Releases Archive
Legendary former AFSCME President Jerry McEntee dies. Rest in power, brother.
President Emeritus Gerald W. McEntee was a visionary leader and one of the most fearless, ferocious advocates working people have ever had.
Thousands of public service workers set to gather in Philadelphia for AFSCME’s 45th International Convention
Convention comes after four years of continuous victories for AFSCME despite major challenges.
AFSCME’s Saunders assails repeal of Roe v. Wade: ‘Reproductive justice is economic justice’
Reproductive rights are an issue of life and death. The court’s ruling is an attack on individual humanity, autonomy and personal liberty.
Colorado governor signs major expansion of collective bargaining for 36,000 county employees
County employees across the state mobilized and organized to win one of the single largest collective bargaining expansions in recent history.
AFSCME’s Saunders: It’s time to turn ‘anguish into action’ on gun violence
AFSCME has long supported common-sense measures to keep our children safe and to keep deadly firearms out of the hands of dangerous people.
Saunders: EMS personnel are the epitome of what it means to be an essential worker. We stand by them today and every day.
During National EMS Week, we celebrate the over one million EMS workers who are always there to answer the call.
Saunders: We are proud to honor those in law enforcement for their dedication, service and sacrifice
AFSCME stands with those in uniform as we recognize National Law Enforcement Week.
Saunders: Nurses deserve our full respect and support for the essential work they do
We thank the courageous nurses who dedicate their lives to keeping our communities and our families healthy.
Saunders: During Public Service Recognition Week, we must commit to honoring workers with action
This week, we pause to thank public service workers who go above and beyond to keep our communities safe and healthy.
Saunders: During National Corrections Week, we recognize officers for their service and sacrifice to our communities
AFSCME commits to never stop fighting to make sure these essential workers have a voice on the job to advocate for what they need.