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Mar. 28, 2019

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Proposed House Budget Released: Action Still Needed

Washington State House Democrats proposed a 2019-2021 operating budget on Monday that would provide funding for all collective bargaining agreements. This is good news for state employees, however, the budget process will continue to unfold over the next few weeks.

Proposed House Budget Released: Action Still Needed

Mar. 28, 2019

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The Numbers Are In: AFSCME Members Are Sticking with Their Union

Our union gained more than 9,000 dues-paying members and nearly 19,000 dues-paying retirees in the last year, suggesting that billionaires and corporations are failing in their effort to “

The Numbers Are In: AFSCME Members Are Sticking with Their Union

Mar. 27, 2019

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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

Mar. 19, 2019

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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

Mar. 11, 2019

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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