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AFSCME Librarians Start Union Revolution in Concord, MA 12/18/2011

It wasn’t quite a “shot heard round the world,” but a group of library employees working for the Town of Concord, MA generated quite a bit of noise in the birthplace of the American Revolution this month when they courageously became the first group of non public safety employees to form a union.

AFSCME Librarians Start Union Revolution in Concord, MA 12/18/2011

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State determines New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang violated collective bargaining laws - City ordered to pay more than $3 million in wages that Lang illegally stripped from AFSCME members 11/23/2011

NEW BEDFORD, MA - More than 350 New Bedford city employees are in position to recoup more than $3 million in back wages due to a violation of state collective bargaining law by outgoing New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang.

State determines New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang violated collective bargaining laws - City ordered to pay more than $3 million in wages that Lang illegally stripped from AFSCME members 11/23/2011

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Maine County Corrections Officers See Through the Lies of Raider Organization and Vote to Stay With AFSCME 08/15/2011

Maine County Corrections Officers See Through the Lies of Raider Organization and Vote to Stay With AFSCMEDept.

Maine County Corrections Officers See Through the Lies of Raider Organization and Vote to Stay With AFSCME 08/15/2011

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The Check is in the Mail: Long-Overdue Pay Increases Secured for Maine Sergeants 08/09/2011

After nearly three years of fighting, Council 93 has secured long-overdue retroactive pay increases for a group of Local 2968 members working as sergeants working in Maine State Correctional facilities. 

The Check is in the Mail: Long-Overdue Pay Increases Secured for Maine Sergeants 08/09/2011