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2022 - 2025 contract

It is important to know your rights, your responsibilities, your benefits and the policies that affect you and your job. If you have not done so yet, read the contract. Download a copy for yourself. Be informed. A copy is also on the Member Resource's page, if needed.


Support the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate ActIt’s no secret that labor unions benefit working people across the country. Unions remain the most effective vehicle for the power in numbers working people need to secure their rights and freedoms,…

Support the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act

It’s no secret that labor unions benefit working people across the country. Unions remain the most effective vehicle for the power in numbers working people need to secure their rights and freedoms, strengthen their communities and provide a pathway to the middle class.

The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act gives public service workers the freedom to join together in a union to win respect and fair treatment on the job.

We all deserve the freedom to join together in strong unions. Call your member of Congress at 1-833-969-0551 and tell them to support the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act. #PSFN


AFSCME president lauds American Rescue Plan, but says more needs to be done

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Did you know...?

Do you know what labor unions have made possible? A list of benefits made possible by the work and dedication of labor unions...

1. Weekends without work

2. All work breaks, including lunch breaks

3. Paid vacation

4. Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA)

5. Sick leave

6. Social Security

7. Minimum wage

8. Civil Rights Act/Title VII - prohibits employer discrimination

9. 8-hour work day

10. Overtime pay

11. Child labor laws

12. Occupational Safety & Health Act (OSHA)

13. 40-hour work week

14. Workers’ compensation

15. Unemployment insurance

16. Pensions

17. Workplace safety standards and regulations

18. Employer health care insurance

19. Collective bargaining rights for employees

20. Wrongful termination laws

21. Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA)

22. Whistleblower protection laws

23. Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) - prohibits employers from using a lie detector test on an employee

24. Veteran's Employment & Training Services (VETS)

25. Compensation increases/evaluations

26. Sexual harassment laws

27. Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)

28. Holiday pay

29. Employer dental, life, vision insurance

30. Privacy rights

31. Pregnancy and parental leave

32. Military leave

33. The right to strike

34. Children's public education

35. Equal Pay Acts of 1963 & 2011

36. Laws ending sweatshops in the U.S.