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Apr. 13, 2020

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‘We’re Doing Our Best, But It Feels Like We’re Using Chicken Wire and Zip Ties’

HONOLULU – “Two months ago, placing a child in a foster home wasn’t a problem. Now it’s nearly impossible,” says Hawaii Child/Adult Protective Services Specialist Kalani Motta, a member of HGEA/AFSCME Local 152.

‘We’re Doing Our Best, But It Feels Like We’re Using Chicken Wire and Zip Ties’

Apr. 10, 2020

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Virginia Collective Bargaining Bill Aims to Give Essential Workers a Voice

In early March, Virginia lawmakers passed a bill expanding collective bargaining to public sector employees, signaling a huge win for the rights of public service employees in the South. Gov.

Virginia Collective Bargaining Bill Aims to Give Essential Workers a Voice

Apr. 09, 2020

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Bayou State Blues: Members Slammed While Processing Record Unemployment Claims

AFSCME members working for the Louisiana Workforce Commission (LWC) are hopping busy these days fulfilling a critical mission.

Bayou State Blues: Members Slammed While Processing Record Unemployment Claims

Apr. 08, 2020

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COVID-19 Information Updates

AFSCME members are on the front lines, keeping our communities running. Public service workers are hard at work providing emergency services, health care, child care, transportation, sanitation and public safety.

COVID-19 Information Updates

Apr. 08, 2020

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Front Line Hero — Maria Ortiz-Huey

LAS VEGAS – Along with challenging the health care system, the COVID-19 pandemic is challenging the financial security of many Nevada families.

Front Line Hero — Maria Ortiz-Huey