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Independent Homecare Providers along with AFSCME Council 67 lobbied in Annapolis on Monday. Over 35 members spoke to legislators on the urgent need to stop cuts on Medicaid funding. Last year, the Governor issued major …
Due to the fact that AFSCME Maryland Council 67 represents the Solid Waste workers of the City of Baltimore, it is extremely important that we address the weaknesses and the strengths of the recently introduced …
AFSCME Maryland Council 67 launched its inaugural Training and Development classes in June 2008
On February 4, 2009, before the Prince George’s House of Delegates (Annapolis, MD) AFSCME Maryland Council 67 leadership and members testified alongside Jack Johnson, County Executive. During a room-filled hearing with standing room only, Johnson …
The Earned income tax credit could put dollars back in the pockets of many working families in Maryland. Maryland is one of the 20 states that offer earned income tax credit to lower –to- middle …
With the downfall of the economy, Democratic Governor O’Malley, predicts hope to the General Assembly for the upcoming years in distinct reference to the newly elected President Barack Obama. In his 30 minute speech O’Malley …
The next meeting of the Metropolitian Baltimore Council AFL-CIO Unions will be held
Thursday, February 19, 2009
IBEW Local 24 Union Hall 2701 W. Patapsco Ave, Auditorium @ 7pm.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Council 67 recently established a Next Wave Committee to foster, promote and advocate the next generation of union activism and leadership.
The purpose of the Next Wave Committee is to bring together AFSCME sisters and brothers …
We represent approximately 20,000 workers across the state, in both the public and private sectors and we endorse the passage of the November 4th slots referendum. It is crucial that we pass this referendum
Statement of Opposition: City of Baltimore AM-5-1-12: Use of Communication Devices Prohibited When Operating City Motor Vehicles or Driving Personal Vehicles for City Business
The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 44 …
Baltimore City Council President, Honorable Stephanie Rawlings-Blake & AFSCME Council 67 Present the
Unity in Labor: Roundtable Discussion Series
This series is the result of a collaborative effort to address the issues surrounding labor for Baltimore City …
AFSCME Council 67 lent its full and unwavering support to two demonstrations led by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) against unscrupulous lenders that are preying on communities across America.
The NAACP …
