Kaiser Mental Health Care Strike Intensifies Amid State Scrutiny
Kaiser strike enters Day 8 with Congressman Gomez visiting LAMC. State officials probe care quality as patient stories and support letters surface.
SFO Airport Bag Handlers Join Teamsters Union
Local 665 successfully organized agents, drivers, and security staff at Bags SFO, strengthening Teamsters influence.
AFSCME Union Plus Scholarship Winners Announced for 2024 Awards
The 2024 Union Plus scholarships, totaling $500-$4,000, support 22 AFSCME members and their families across the U.S. in pursuing higher education.
Philly Airport Gets $27.5M Boost from Infrastructure Law
Philadelphia International Airport receives $27.5M in federal funds for terminal upgrades, boosting efficiency and growth.
AFT Leaders Condemn Trump's Racist Remarks at Madison Square Rally
AFT leaders condemn Trump's rally for racist attacks on Puerto Rico and Latinos, urging voters to reject hate.
Jamie Brown Discusses Worker Surveillance in Michigan Hospitals
Jamie Brown, RN, addressed worker surveillance in Michigan hospitals with Secretary Su and Director Chopra, highlighting privacy concerns and labor cost issues.
Unions Crucial in Closing Public-Private Wage Gap, New Report Finds
Unions leverage collective bargaining to narrow the 23% wage gap, highlighting the need for the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act.
High-Speed Rail in the USA: Key Future Insights
High-speed rail in the U.S. is set to transform travel with projects like Brightline West, connecting Las Vegas and SoCal.
Make a Plan to Vote: National Voter Registration Day Reminder
Today is National Voter Registration Day—plan your vote now! Visit afscme.org/vote for resources and ensure your voice is heard this election season.
$29M in W.Va. grants for rail line rehabilitation approved
U.S. Senators Capito and Manchin announced $29M in federal grants to modernize WV’s rail lines, boosting infrastructure.
