Detroit Institute of Arts Workers Unite to Form AFSCME Union
Detroit Institute of Arts staff unite under AFSCME for fair treatment, aiming to enshrine equity and respect in a collective bargaining agreement.
Impact of Act 12 on Water Privatization and Rate Hikes in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania faces utility rate hikes after a $40B merger of water companies amidst privatization trends.
Unemployment Insurance: Past Failures and Current Challenges
Project 2025's measures against UI fraud risk harming benefit delivery and require states to share sensitive data, prompting AFSCME's strong opposition.
Washington's AI Initiative: The Next Era of Tech and Investment Growth
Washington's AI initiative, akin to a new Manhattan Project, presents a pivotal opportunity for 500%-plus stock gains.
Columbus AFSCME Fights Back Against Billionaire-Driven Health Cuts
AFSCME members in Columbus rally against billionaire-driven budget cuts, fighting to maintain public health jobs and services amid federal funding slashes.
Key Dynamics to Consider in U.S. Infrastructure Investments
Explore key dynamics in U.S. infrastructure investments, focusing on Union Pacific Corp and foundational insights.
Providence Saint John’s Nurses to Hold Picket Over Safety Concerns
Nurses at Providence Saint John’s Health Center will picket on Dec. 2 over management's neglect, risking patient safety and causing high RN turnover.
AFSCME Urges Congress to Extend ACA Tax Credits as Shutdown Ends
AFSCME President Saunders urges Congress to extend ACA tax credits as the government reopens, warning that families still face rising insurance costs.
US DOE Shifts Focus, Cuts Renewable Energy & Efficiency Offices
The DOE shifts focus from renewables to fossil fuels and nuclear, eliminating key offices, impacting global innovation.
Judge Rules to Protect Collective Bargaining Rights for VOA Workers
A federal judge ruled in favor of VOA workers, restoring their collective bargaining rights, marking a significant win against the Trump administration's efforts.
