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America's communities never rest. That's why people who work in public service never quit. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
@afscme.bsky.social@afscme.bsky.socialThe members of AFSCME Local 1180 keep the city of Tulsa thriving. Their grit and determination led to a historic contract victory. Read more about their fight.
@afscme.bsky.socialWhen AFSCME members stand together, we have the power to win stronger workplaces, better lives for our families, and stronger communities.
@afscme.bsky.socialOur work is about more than providing services. It’s about standing up for the people and communities who count on us. When we stand together in our union, we have the collective power to make sure our clients are heard and our communities are supported. We're built for this.
@afscme.bsky.socialStanding together is how we flex our power. And, that power extends to the ballot box. Make a plan, make your voice heard, and vote for a future where we all can thrive. afscme.org/vote
@afscme.bsky.socialWorkers at the Obama Foundation and Presidential Center announced their union organizing effort this week with @afscme31.bsky.social in Illinois.
@afscme.bsky.socialSofia Papamitrou, a forensic scientist in New York City and member of AFSCME Local 3778 (District Council 37), put her passion for science to work towards enhancing the safety of her community.
@afscme.bsky.socialThe Big Beautiful Bill is taking food off working families’ tables while handing more power to the wealthy.
This November, we can reclaim power for working families and create a future that works for us. Make a plan to vote. www.afscme.org/vote
@afscme.bsky.socialAFSCME members are voting to put the power back in the hands of working people. We need lawmakers who understand that working families can’t wait. Learn more about pro-worker candidates who will fight for us: scorecard.afscme.org
@afscme.bsky.socialIn a city rich with labor history, workers at the Detroit Historical Society are keeping that tradition alive. They recently won their union with AFSCME Michigan.
@afscme.bsky.socialPolice officers and other workers at the Village of Bosque Farms Police Department formed their union over the summer. Now, as members of AFSCME New Mexico, they are getting ready for contract talks.
@afscme.bsky.socialAFSCME members in Arizona are organizing for an economy that works for working people.
Today, @afscmepres.bsky.social Patrick Moran joined Katie Hobbs, @krismayes.bsky.social, and union members to rally, talk about rising costs, and get out the vote.
@afscme.bsky.socialDiscover what motivates David Prellwitz, a master gardener at Western Michigan University and our latest Never Quit Service Award winner, to keep the entire campus community thriving.
@afscme.bsky.socialIt’s officially fiscal year 2027. That means more families are at risk of losing food support as more changes from the Big Beautiful Bill take effect.
Working people can't afford this. Stand up for working families at the ballot box. Make a plan to vote: afscme.org/vote
@afscme.bsky.socialSherrod Brown: ✅ comes from a working-class background ✅ knows how to take on corruption & corporate greed ✅ will fight to bring down costs That's why AFSCME members in Ohio like retiree Patty Taylor are mobilizing to send him back to the U.S. Senate.
@afscme.bsky.socialCongratulations to Adalberto Díaz, a forensic investigator in Puerto Rico and member of SPUPR/AFSCME Council 95, who is the latest winner of our union’s Never Quit Service Award.
@afscme.bsky.socialLearn about AFSCME President Emeritus Lee Saunders’ remarkable career in a new, five-part podcast called “Lee Saunders: Labor, Leadership and Legacy."
@afscme.bsky.socialWorking people build power by showing up. We show up for our coworkers. We show up for our communities. And we show up at the ballot box.
Check your voter registration status today. A few minutes now can make all the difference: afscme.org/action/regis...
@afscme.bsky.socialAn AFSCME local president whose members keep Rhode Island’s largest airport running safely was wrongly fired two years ago. An arbitrator has reinstated him and ordered airport management to provide back pay and benefits.
@afscme.bsky.socialAFSCME President Moran: "We’re glad this settlement places limits on their ability to use federal workers as bargaining chips to push their extreme agenda. We will remain vigilant against this administration’s attacks on federal workers & keep organizing."