Noticias

Justice for Maryland public safety workers whose timesheets were illegally changed

BALTIMORE – Public safety workers whose timesheets were illegally altered by the state of Maryland are getting justice.

Justice for Maryland public safety workers whose timesheets were illegally changed

Public Service Spotlight: Pennsylvania cop talks about his service to the community

Public Service Spotlight: Pennsylvania cop talks about his service to the community

Arizona 911 dispatchers, the ‘first of the first responders,’ win treatment for PTSD

PHOENIX – AFSCME 911 dispatchers in Arizona are celebrating the passage of a bill that extends counseling for post-traumatic stress disorder to them. The bill recognizes the sacrifices those public safety professionals make in the line of duty and their role as first responders.

Arizona 911 dispatchers, the ‘first of the first responders,’ win treatment for PTSD

AFSCME President Saunders: Honor America’s corrections officers by keeping them safe

AFSCME President Lee Saunders released the following statement for National Correctional Officers Week, May 7-13, 2023

AFSCME President Saunders: Honor America’s corrections officers by keeping them safe

In Michigan, AFSCME law enforcement members stress need to expand pension eligibility

The public safety professionals of Michigan State Employees Association (MSEA) never quit on their communities. Like many law enforcement officers, they face life-threatening conditions every day.

In Michigan, AFSCME law enforcement members stress need to expand pension eligibility