In their second victory since voting to join AFSCME Council 67 in 2008, approximately 4,500 independent home care providers throughout Maryland now have a contract that will help improve the conditions of their work …
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Hundreds of AFSCME members marched in front of the War Memorial Building yesterday, to declare “Save Our Jobs” to Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake. Wearing T-Shirts that read “I am a Public Employee and Proud of …
Today, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was joined by Councilman Edward Reisinger and Councilman Robert Curran to call for an up-or-down vote on the proposed beverage container fee and highlighted critical services that keep Baltimore clean—street sweeping, …
Urgent Message from Glen Middleton, President, AFSCME Local 44
Rally: Monday, June 7, 4pm at City Hall (100 N. Holiday Street)
SAVE CITY JOBS, SAVE CITY SERVICES, 600 LAYOFFS
To prevent massive layoffs, the City must raise …
Failure to Include Funds for Jobless Health Benefits and Medicaid Will Cause Mass Job Loss
Washington, DC – AFSCME today condemned the decision of the House of Representatives to drop the extension of federal matching funds …
Metro Baltimore Council AFL-CIO Announces The Friends & Family Night at English American Tailoring Company on Wednesday, June 2, 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Baltimore City Council Tax Payers’ Night Out
Rally to Fight Against 250 Job Cuts and to Save Community Services
Monday, May 10th at 5:00pm
Come and voice your concern about the proposed layoffs/firing, reduction of community services and City spending …
