The 800 office-technical and administrative-technical employees now have a voice on the job.

President displays his shallowness by sharing his personal sacrifice during the ongoing war in Iraq: giving up golf.

In a town hall meeting, GOP nominee tries to explain why he doesn’t support legislation allowing women to sue for equal pay.

AFSCME Pres. McEntee argues that Congress needs to take steps to maintain critical services.

AFSCME President Gerald McEntee says Puerto Rico deserves to be heard in this historic nomination battle.

Experts told a House committee that lax enforcement leads to the hiring of more undocumented workers.

The new Investor Education program offers free, self-paced online classes and resource materials.

AFSCME Pres. McEntee challenges Sen. McCain's recent statements.

After five long, difficult years struggling for justice, some 400 employees of Walker Methodist Health Center in Minneapolis can finally claim victory – their first contract!

Exactly five years ago today, President Bush declared, “major combat operations in Iraq have ended.”

Nearly 200 contracted-out food service workers at the University of California at Davis have won their lengthy battle to become full-time UC employees.

Thermal clothing, computer game consoles, a large-screen television and other items were donated April 8 to residents of the Southeastern Veterans Center in Spring City, Pennsylvania.

Republican senators have once again made it harder for women to overcome pay discrimination.

AFSCME President McEntee has a message for those who think the Democratic primary has gone on too long: they're wrong.

Members of Connecticut Council 4 and their supporters rally to demand that the New Haven school system stop contracting out work that has been outsourced to privateer Aramark for the last 12 years.

It’s been 45 years since equal pay became the law, and working women still are not paid as much as men for the same work.

Some 700 employees of the cities of Enid and Lawton have won first contracts under a 2004 state law championed by AFSCME all the way to the Oklahoma Supreme Court.

Sen. McCain says "there's been great progress economically" over the last seven years. You don't say?

AFSCME Pres. McEntee points out that Reich’s record on workers' rights leaves something to be desired.

AFSCME recognizes the hard-working library employees who guide our nation’s readers to the wealth of knowledge found in books.