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Veterans will be disproportionately affected if the Senate fails to provide state, local aid
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Veterans will be disproportionately affected if the Senate fails to provide state, local aid

AFSCME members Dawn Bundick of Alaska and Chris Woloscuk of Florida are veterans and public service employees – two facts that make them especially vulnerable as the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the U.S. economy.

Veterans will be disproportionately affected if the Senate fails to provide state, local aid

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Pelosi joins AFSCME in calling for state, local aid amid soaring virus cases
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Pelosi joins AFSCME in calling for state, local aid amid soaring virus cases

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday joined AFSCME President Lee Saunders and front-line public service workers from states experiencing surges in coronavirus cases to urge the Senate to approve at least $1 trillion in flexible aid to states, cities and towns.

Pelosi joins AFSCME in calling for state, local aid amid soaring virus cases

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AFSCME Council 3 applauds Comptroller Franchot and Treasurer Kopp for Standing with Working Families AFSCME’s Campaign to Reject "draconian” Cuts to Public Services Leads to Victory

Baltimore- AFSCME Maryland members in state and higher education are pleased to see draconian cuts to state services and frontline employees removed from the July 1st BPW agenda. The leadership of State Treasurer Kopp and Comptroller Franchot and thoughtfulness about the needs of Marylanders will not be forgotten. Congratulations to the dogged Council 3 members who lobbied, emailed, called, wrote letters and did direct action to get the point across that state services during a pandemic must be protected.

AFSCME Council 3 applauds Comptroller Franchot and Treasurer Kopp for Standing with Working Families AFSCME’s Campaign to Reject "draconian” Cuts to Public Services Leads to Victory

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AFSCME: Cuts to State Services Harm Marylanders During Time of Crisis Hogan Administration Proposals Slash Resources as Need Increases

Baltimore, MD – AFSCME Council 3, the state’s largest public employee union representing almost 30,000 state employees, decried the proposed budget cuts put forward by the Hogan Administration today. The Administration is looking for reductions totaling $1.45 billion.

AFSCME: Cuts to State Services Harm Marylanders During Time of Crisis Hogan Administration Proposals Slash Resources as Need Increases