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To protect our communities, federal workers are speaking out

At a time when our communities are under attack, our voices are more important than ever. That’s why federal workers are speaking out. Since this administration took office, many of them have struggled to do their jobs and find the resources to serve their communities.

To protect our communities, federal workers are speaking out

SDICLC's Laborpalooza 2025

SDICLC's Laborpalooza 2025

Medicare and Medicaid have saved lives for 60 years. We’re fighting to keep it that way.

This year, AFSCME is celebrating this special anniversary with mixed emotions. That’s because the joint legacy of Medicare and Medicaid is under threat.

Medicare and Medicaid have saved lives for 60 years. We’re fighting to keep it that way.

AFSCME Local 127 presents before City Council of San Diego

Last year, Tim Douglass, President of AFSCME Local Council 127, and Andres Alva-Cardenas, Business Representative of AFSCME DC 36, traveled to Sacramento to speak in support of AB 2561 to inform the California State Assembly Committee of Public Employment and Retirement of their experience

AFSCME Local 127 presents before City Council of San Diego

City of Lemon Grove workers ratify first contract

After 18 months of negotiations, workers with the City of Lemon Grove have approved their first collective bargaining agreement.

City of Lemon Grove workers ratify first contract