AFSCME Retirees Stand Strong for Union Rights and Retirement Security
AFSCME retirees, nearly 200,000 strong, continue their fight for worker rights and retirement security, holding anti-worker lawmakers accountable.
Maritime Prosperity Zones Aim to Revitalize US Maritime Industry
By Bruce Kimbrell (Policy Op-Ed) The Maritime Action Plan and FY2027 budget are advancing US maritime strategy through coordinated...
McLaren Port Huron Workers Unite for Better Conditions, Form Union
McLaren Port Huron staff united to form a union with AFSCME Michigan, aiming for better conditions, worker voices, and improved community care.
Tijuana River Sewage Crisis: Upstream Solutions Needed for Long-Term Fix
The Tijuana River sewage crisis can't be fixed downstream in the U.S. A local binational agency is needed for a solution.
Governor Shapiro Celebrates Trust Hotel Groundbreaking in Downtown Erie
Governor Shapiro's attendance at The Trust Hotel groundbreaking highlights a pivotal step in boosting Erie's tourism and economy through downtown revitalization.
NABTU Highlights Need for Workforce Planning in US Construction Industry
America's ability to build hinges on strategic workforce planning. NABTU's training system offers a ready solution.
Nevada State Workers Win Union Vote, Prepare for Contract Negotiations
Over 3,500 Nevada state workers, mainly women, join AFSCME Local 4041 to secure fair wages and benefits, marking a significant union victory in 2026.
Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Revitalize HBCU Campus Infrastructure
U.S. Senators Coons and Scott introduce the IGNITE HBCU Excellence Act to modernize HBCU infrastructure nationwide.
RNs protest unsafe staffing and violence at HCA Florida Hospital
RNs at HCA Florida Fort Walton-Destin Hospital to hold a picket on June 2, 2026, demanding solutions for unsafe staffing and workplace violence issues.
Governor Shapiro Establishes GRID Standards to Protect Pennsylvanians
Governor Shapiro introduces the GRID Standards for data centers, ensuring accountability and safety for Pennsylvanians, marking a shift in infrastructure policy.
