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AFSCME Remembers Wanda Riley

OLYMPIA, Wash. — AFSCME Council 28/WFSE and Retired Public Employees Council members are remembering longtime activist and community pillar Wanda Riley.

AFSCME Remembers Wanda Riley

IT Employees Tell HR to Stop Devaluing Their Work

Washington's information technology (IT) employees are calling on the state's human resources department to stop devaluing their work.

IT Employees Tell HR to Stop Devaluing Their Work

Victories Against Anti-Worker Laws in Missouri, New Mexico Show Momentum

Workers in Missouri and New Mexico have chalked important victories against anti-worker laws that would have robbed them of their voices and the right to bargain collectively.

Victories Against Anti-Worker Laws in Missouri, New Mexico Show Momentum

Attorneys for Washington State Seek Collective Bargaining Rights

Assistant attorneys general in Washington state have formed a union through AFSCME to gain a voice in their workplace.

Attorneys for Washington State Seek Collective Bargaining Rights

UNION Membership Equals

UNION Membership Equals