By organizing for power with AFSCME Council 28 (WFSE), LNI interpreters will have the opportunity to negotiate and advocate for improvements.
Local 1671 (Interpreters United) recently concluded negotiations for their 2019-2021 contract.
Let's take a look at the gains:
Dear L&I interpreters,
Workers organize labor unions primarily to secure better wages and better working conditions.
In AFSCME’s International Constitution, The Bill of Rights for Union Members states:
Union democracy depends upon two things: an understanding of the union’s procedures and participation. Nowhere is understanding of more importance than in the local unions’ elections process.
