Council 3 Updates

Biden’s plan for America is driving retirees to action

It’s easy to say that the 2020 election is the most important of our lifetimes, but hearing this firsthand from AFSCME Retirees, many of whom have dedicated their lives to public service and making America a better place to live, shows the urgency to us all.

Biden’s plan for America is driving retirees to action

Sign up for the October 2020 Regional AFSCME Meeting

Regional AFSCME Meetings

Join us for our next Regional AFSCME Meetings for October 2020. We have many important updates coming about bargaining with the state and the upcoming legislative session. Make sure to check out the schedule below and sign up for the next meeting.

Sign up for the October 2020 Regional AFSCME Meeting

Adapting and Thriving Remotely: AFSCME Council 3 Releases Survey Results

Adapting and Thriving Remotely

On Wednesday, October 14th, AFSCME Council 3 will host a virtual townhall ahead of the release of the results of our 2020 AFSCME Telework Survey.

Adapting and Thriving Remotely: AFSCME Council 3 Releases Survey Results

October 6th Bargaining Update: UMES

October 6th Bargaining Update: University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Over the past month, members of AFSCME Local 1833 have been bargaining with management for a fair agreement minimizing the impact of budget shortfalls on frontline workers.

October 6th Bargaining Update: UMES

New Revenue Estimates for Next Fiscal Year Are In: Hogan’s Heavy Cuts Would Have Been Unnecessary

New Revenue Estimates for Next Fiscal Year Are Up: Hogan’s Heavy Cuts Would Have Been Unnecessary

On July 1, Governor Hogan threatened to implement an across the board 5% pay cut, significant cuts to filled and vacant positions and an increase in the cost of health insurance.

New Revenue Estimates for Next Fiscal Year Are In: Hogan’s Heavy Cuts Would Have Been Unnecessary