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From father to son: Legacy of labor carries in Connecticut union family

From father to son: Legacy of labor carries in Connecticut union family

AFSCME law enforcement members trek to Capitol to sound alarm on the staffing crisis

AFSCME law enforcement members trek to Capitol to sound alarm on the staffing crisis

AFSCME law enforcement members trek to Capitol to sound alarm on the staffing crisis

AFSCME law enforcement leaders shared their stories with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

AFSCME law enforcement members trek to Capitol to sound alarm on the staffing crisis

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

AFSCME honors public safety professionals during National Law Enforcement Week

AFSCME honors public safety professionals during National Law Enforcement Week

AFSCME’s Saunders: During National Law Enforcement week, we honor the men and women who risk so much for their communities.

AFSCME President Lee Saunders released the following statement in recognition of National Law Enforcement Week

AFSCME’s Saunders: During National Law Enforcement week, we honor the men and women who risk so much for their communities.

Outnumbered and exhausted, a Louisiana corrections lieutenant fights for better staffing

Outnumbered and exhausted, a Louisiana corrections lieutenant fights for better staffing

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

Report: Dangerous understaffing in Maryland corrections facilities; 3,400 COs needed

A report by AFSCME Maryland Council 3 shows the state needs to hire 3,400 more officers to achieve safe staffing levels at correctional facilities.

Report: Dangerous understaffing in Maryland corrections facilities; 3,400 COs needed

AFSCME New Mexico members win on wages, staffing, public safety in legislative session

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – AFSCME members in New Mexico achieved significant victories for public service workers in the legislative session that ended on March 18.

AFSCME New Mexico members win on wages, staffing, public safety in legislative session