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WFSE Local 872
Our Washington Federation of State Employees Local 872 union members work for the Washington Department of Ecology in the Lacey Ecology Building. We work together for fairness in our employment and value our voices to advocate for our own working conditions. We also value our contributions to our communities and the planet.
Our General Membership meetings are held online and in the Lacey Ecology building on the third Tuesday of each calendar month. These meetings are essential to carrying out the work of our union. Please attend. They are brief, and we try to keep them interesting.
Featured News
Federal Cuts and Our Jobs: Here's What We Know
Shutdown Has Frontline Workers and Washington Families Reeling
How the shutdown will impact public services in states and cities
How Congress can lower health care costs and stop job losses
Upcoming Events
Communications Committee Meeting
Room R0A-05 in the basement of the Ecology HQ Lacey Building.
An in-person meeting for the Communications Committee to discuss assignments, upcoming events, and changes. All members are welcome to join!
General Membership Meeting
Room R1S-16/17 in the Ecology Building near the cafeteria dining area.
Monthly meetings to carry on our official business, discuss the latest news, and open the floor to ideas and questions.
Communications Committee Meeting
Room R0A-05 in the basement of the Ecology HQ Lacey Building.
An in-person meeting for the Communications Committee to discuss assignments, upcoming events, and changes. All members are welcome to join!
AFSCME National
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We won’t be silent about the shutdown
The longer this shutdown continues, the more our health care and our jobs are in danger.
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In Pennsylvania, corrections officers demand urgent action to fix understaffing crisis
Pennsylvania corrections officers fight for better staffing.
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Houston public health worker warns, ‘When you cut public health, you cut lives’
Charles Morris, a member of AFSCME Local HOPE 123, warns that the government shutdown is robbing his community of critical public health funds.
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On Florida’s Gulf Coast, AFSCME members win new contract and recognition for their service
Members of AFSCME Local 1718, who keep Venice, Fla., running, fought for a strong new contract.
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As government shutdown drags on, AFSCME Retirees are taking action
As the federal government shutdown drags on, AFSCME retirees are urging their lawmakers to end the shutdown by lowering health care costs and funding public services.
AFSCME members make America happen.
With members in hundreds of different occupations, AFSCME advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public services and prosperity and opportunity for all working families.