AFSCME Union Hall

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Yesenia Lopez, President of Local 2298, was honored by the Essex County Freeholders during Hispanic Heritage Month in September.

In the wake of a particularly vicious hurricane season, Houston, Southern Florida and Puerto Rico were left devastated.

AFSCME NJ represents more than 20,000 women and men who go to work every day to keep NJ working.

California Governor Signs Slew of AFSCME-Backed Bills
Standing strong for communities through AFSCME, public service workers in California implemented legislative changes to benefit employees and the Californians they serve. — Oct 19
Oregon Members Demand Quality Services for the Community
Nearly 700 striking public service workers in Lane County, Oregon, demand quality services for the community they serve and fair treatment. — Oct 19
It’s Time to Tell Congress: We Care About Our Communities, Not Tax Cuts for the Rich
Senate leaders, following in the footsteps of their colleagues in the House, are about to approve a budget resolution that could make life harder for the communities they represent. All in the name of tax cuts for the rich. — Oct 18
Putting Words into Action: Building and Buying in the U.S.A.
A new campaign by UAW and Labor 411 goes beyond talk, taking real steps to return manufacturing – and buying – to the U.S.A. — Oct 17
A Father’s Words Inspire a Lifetime of Service
This dedicated Connecticut public service worker makes sure people get enough to eat and have the necessary education and training to find meaningful work. — Oct 16