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Justice Sotomayor questions motives

Janus case update: Justice Sotomayor questions motives of our opponents

The United States Supreme Court today (Feb. 26) heard oral arguments in the Janus case - the case you've heard so much about that aims to weaken public employees' voice at work and at the bargaining table.

Justice Sotomayor questions motives

We're sticking with our union!

It’s Working People’s Day of Action in advance of the US Supreme Court hearing Monday on the bad Janus case. Hundreds of WFSE/AFSCME members gathered today in SeaTac at our first Day of Action event to say:

We're sticking with our union!

Working People's Day of Action

The economy has been rigged against working people by CEOs, billionaires and the politicians who do their bidding. On Saturday, February 24, thousands of working people across the country will stand united to say: un-rig the system.

Working People's Day of Action

Public-employee unions prepare for Supreme Court case

February 23, 2018 PNS-WA

SEATTLE – Public employee union members in Washington state will be closely watching the U.S.

Public-employee unions prepare for Supreme Court case

Local 1066 fights increased parking rates.

Local 1066 fights yet another proposed increase in parking rates.

Eric Needham, Local 1066 Secretary and WFSE representative on WSU’s Parking Committee, staved off a Valentine’s Day vote on a proposed 2.8% parking increase slated for next year.

Local 1066 fights increased parking rates.