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AFSCME Judicial Panel Dismisses Election Protest: 2023 Election Results Stand

As you all are aware, Local 2372 held Officer’s Election in June of this year and the membership granted the Francois Administration another term in office.

The New York State Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Local 372

Recently, the highest court in the State of New York, the New York State Court of Appeals, ruled in favor of Local 372 and against Paul Brathwaite and Anthony Gordon, two Local 372 Members.

Support School Lunch Helpers and School Crossing Guards


Please click on the links below to sign on to the petition and share for your fellow co-workers School lunch Helpers and School Crossing Guards. 

NYPD Job Posting for S.C.G. Level II

Local 372 News Break Media Alert Fall 2022

 

AFSCME supports bill that would further expand and improve loan forgiveness program

Thanks to efforts by the Biden administration and AFSCME, many public service workers, including AFSCME members, have seen their student loans forgiven under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.

NYS Paid Family Leave Program

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City of New York PFL | MetLife 

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Join DC 37 in the Fight to Protect Premium-Free Healthcare

Join DC 37 in the Fight to Protect Premium-Free Healthcare

District Council 37 is New York City’s largest municipal employee union, serving more than 150,000 active members and 89,000 retirees. Our members are New Yorkers who are proud to serve this great city. We do not take healthcare lightly. DC 37 is very proud to provide premium-free healthcare benefits to our members, retirees and their beneficiaries for life.

AFSCME supports legislative proposal to study mental health in the workplace

Many AFSCME members work in high-stress fields such as public safety, health care, emergency medical services and firefighting. Their jobs have become even more stressful since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced many of these workers to put their and their families’ well-being at risk while serving their communities.

But when these everyday heroes face mental health issues as a result of the high-stress environment and duties that expose them to trauma, they are often expected to deal with such challenges on their own.

It’s time to change that.

AFSCME members from across the country are sharing their stories of progress over the last two years.

The last two years have been full of challenges.

But under the leadership of the Biden administration and this Congress, we are turning a corner. There have been unprecedented investments in public services and public service jobs. Millions will see the price of life-saving prescription drugs come down. Millions more will receive relief from unfair student debt. And the wealthy are finally starting to pay their fair share.

To be sure, there is more work to be done. But if we continue this progress, we will have many more reasons to be optimistic about the future.

Philadelphia Museum of Art workers begin strike over unfair labor practices for better wages, benefits

Faced with the management’s refusal to remedy unfair labor practices and address workers’ major priorities during contract negotiations, AFSCME Local 397 (District Council 47) – the Philadelphia Museum of Art Union (PMAU) – began a museum-wide strike Monday.

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