Adalberto Díaz, a forensic investigator in Puerto Rico and member of SPUPR/AFSCME Council 95, is the latest winner of our union’s Never Quit Service Award.

A new podcast chronicles AFSCME President Emeritus Lee Saunders’ career.

An arbitrator has reinstated an AFSCME member in Rhode Island who was wrongly fired two years ago.

Settlement Agreement Avoids Mass Firings of Federal Employees Attempted During Government Shutdown San Francisco – A settlement agreement has been announced in a case brought by labor unions that…

Workers at a Baltimore animal rescue organized and won their union through Maryland Council 3.

AFSCME members take legal action to protect vital Employment Service programs from a harmful new rule that could lead to privatization.

AFSCME members are going door to door to organize workers who keep Harris County, Texas, running.

Inspired by previous contract-enforcement victories, members of AFSCME Local 260 (AFSCME Florida) once again won big by upholding their contract.

The USDA reorganization that would force AFSCME members out of their jobs is unlawful and must be blocked, according to a new lawsuit filed by AFSCME and others.

AFSCME President Patrick Moran took part in a Capitol Hill roundtable to discuss the role of organized labor in protecting our democracy.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro joined AFSCME President Patrick Moran and retirees to celebrate a new law giving 60,000 retirees a long-awaited cost-of-living increase.

AFSCME and other public service unions are fighting to save Head Start from the Trump administration.

WASHINGTON – AFSCME President Patrick Moran released the following statement after the CLARITY Act failed to pass the Senate: “This is a major victory for retirees and all working people who want to…

We won a preliminary ruling blocking a “loyalty question” from appearing on federal civil service job applications.

AFSCME and our allies are fighting back against a bill that makes it easier for the crypto industry to prey on our pensions.

A new report documents the union difference when it comes to wages, and how worker pay in states hostile to unions is falling even further behind.

That day, AFSCME members didn’t hesitate. Trained to serve their communities no matter what, to answer the call despite the risk to themselves, these brave public service workers were driven by one…

AFSCME members who work for the Chicago History Museum voted overwhelmingly to approve their first union contract.

Congress is about to vote on a massive giveaway to the crypto lobby that puts retirement at risk. Cryptocurrency is a dangerous investment that will threaten the futures of millions of American reti...

AFSCME is challenging two rules that would harm federal workers by injecting politics into the merit-based civil service.

News from the front lines of public service where AFSCME members make America happen. Click to read AFSCME Now, a Substack publication.

Seventy-one percent of Americans approve of labor unions, according to a Gallup Poll published this week, matching the recent high from 2022. That’s the highest approval rating since the 1950s.