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Dec. 07, 2017

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DPNM Labor Caucus Holiday Party a Hit

"We are extremely excited about having so many pro-labor, pro-worker candidates running in CD-1. I know labor is going to do everything we can to make sure CD-1 stays blue in 2018,' said Connie Derr, Executive Director for AFSCME Council 18 and Recording

DPNM Labor Caucus Holiday Party a Hit

Dec. 01, 2017

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AFSCME STRONG - Members Organize to Organize

AFSCME members from every corner of the state gathered for the three day AFSCME Strong training, which was held on November 16, 17, and 18 at the AFSCME LUJAN Union Hall in Albuquerque, to network with one another, discuss best practices, and develop the necessary skills to build strength and membership within their local.

AFSCME STRONG - Members Organize to Organize

Nov. 28, 2017

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Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, Bullying: It's Never Ok! - Message from Connie Derr, Council 18 Executive Director

Here is vital information about AFSCME's role in addressing sexual harassment, and what steps you may take to reclaim safety and YOUR POWER at work. AFSCME stands for workplaces free from sexual harassment, discrimination, intimidation, bullying and any other type of inappropriate behaviors. AFSCME union power must be used to combat such behaviors and re-establish safe, healthy and respectful workplaces.

Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, Bullying: It's Never Ok! - Message from Connie Derr, Council 18 Executive Director

Nov. 15, 2017

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BIG WINS FOR PRO-WORKER, PRO-AFSCME ALBUQUERQUE CANDIDATES!

Finally, after eight years of the anti-worker Berry administration, we have a champion for workers as Mayor of Albuquerque.

BIG WINS FOR PRO-WORKER, PRO-AFSCME ALBUQUERQUE CANDIDATES!

Nov. 08, 2017

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BREAKING NEWS: BIG WIN FOR STATE EMPLOYEES AND THE SUPREME RIGHT TO VOTE IN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS!

AFSCME and CWA filed the lawsuit against the State after the State Personnel Office stated state employees may not have time to vote without penalty, in direct conflict of the municipal code and state rules act. In his decision delivered this morning, Judge Thompson cited several court cases upholding the fundamental democratic right to vote, as there is “no right more precious” than the right to vote.

BREAKING NEWS: BIG WIN FOR STATE EMPLOYEES AND THE SUPREME RIGHT TO VOTE IN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS!