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Apr. 20, 2020

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AFSCME Direct Care Workers in Tewksbury to Receive COVID-19 Aid from U.S. Army

AFSCME members at working at mental health and public health hospitals in Tewksbury Massachusetts will soon be receiving badly-needed assistance from the United States Army Medical Corp, and according to AFSCME workers on the front lines, the aid can't come soon enough.

AFSCME Direct Care Workers in Tewksbury to Receive COVID-19 Aid from U.S. Army

Apr. 14, 2020

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AFSCME Urgently Demands More Aid from Congress for States, Localities

It’s become clear that relief bills Congress has approved thus far, including the record $2.2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, won’t be enough to quell th

AFSCME Urgently Demands More Aid from Congress for States, Localities

Apr. 12, 2020

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Council 93 Human Services Workers in MA Rewarded for Their 'Courage and Dedication' During COVID-19 Crisis

AFSCME members working on the front lines of the Covid-19 Pandemic will now receive some well-deserved financial recognition, thanks to an agreement reached this evening between AFSCME Council 93 and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Council 93 Human Services Workers in MA Rewarded for Their 'Courage and Dedication' During COVID-19 Crisis

Apr. 09, 2020

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Bayou State Blues: Members Slammed While Processing Record Unemployment Claims

AFSCME members working for the Louisiana Workforce Commission (LWC) are hopping busy these days fulfilling a critical mission.

Bayou State Blues: Members Slammed While Processing Record Unemployment Claims

Apr. 05, 2020

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Maine Governor to Provide Hazard Pay to State Corrections and Mental Health Workers

As state and federal elected leaders consider legislative proposals aimed at providing additional compensation to public-sector workers on the front lines of the Covid-19 Crisis, one elected leader has stepped forward and agreed to provide immediate 'hazard pay' increases to AFSCME state wo

Maine Governor to Provide Hazard Pay to State Corrections and Mental Health Workers