AFSCME Maryland

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AFSCME Maryland Council 3 represents over 55,000 public service workers. From Western Maryland to the Eastern Shore, we make Maryland happen.

Last month AFSCME members testified at Maryland Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH) sessions to inform a Workplace Violence Prevention standard! Every person deserves to feel safe in their place of work.

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AFSCME Local 1297 member and Bowie State Office Clerk Daisy McDowell had no idea she was going to be laid off. It doesn't have to be this way. Join Daisy in calling on BSU President Breaux and the USM Board of Regents to honor our union contract and to reverse the layoffs. Visit afscmemd.org/usm

Union busting is disgusting, and blocking raises is outrageous. AFSCME Council 3 held a press conference this morning in front of the USM headquarters to hold the them accountable for unjustified, unnecessary layoffs and illegal raise withholding. USM, we'll see you in court.

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The people united, will never be divided! Last week we held a training for our Southern Region Stewards—shoutout to these folks who dedicated their time to becoming stronger organizers! #council3

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Join AFSCME Local 1772 for a meeting with Senator Paul Corderman on Thursday, July 16 at 4:30 PM at Antietam Brewery in Hagerstown. Come out and voice your concerns regarding safety and working conditions within DPSCS facilities. Open to all correctional officers.

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AFSCME Maryland leaders who work for the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) met with Senator Shelly Hettleman, who chairs the Senate's Public Safety subcommittee. We discussed the staffing crisis in the state's correctional facilities & the solutions that we urgently need.

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"You said that the mental health of our students was a priority. But how can you say it's a priority when 3 of the 4 people laid off in our Health Center were mental health clinicians that all played a vital role?" — Karen Hennessy, an AFSCME Local 1072 member laid off this month from UMD.

THE MONEY IS THERE! College Park and Bowie State did NOT have to lay off a SINGLE AFSCME member. Senate President Bill Ferguson joined us at our rally last week and confirmed that the General Assembly FULLY FUNDED FY 27 raises for over 6,000 workers represented by AFSCME.