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Local 88, 1790, and 189 members celebrating

Aug. 07, 2026

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Save Our Services: Celebrating Public Service Workers

After months of organizing, speaking out, and standing together, Oregon AFSCME members gathered this past weekend to celebrate a major victory: protecting hundreds of public service jobs from proposed budget cuts.

Save Our Services: Celebrating Public Service Workers

Aug. 06, 2026

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Aug. 06, 2026

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Polk County Workers Make Plea to Board of Commissioners for Fair Wages, Good-Faith Bargaining

Amongst all local government workers in Oregon, Polk County workers represented by AFSCME Local 173 are among the lowest paid.

Polk County Workers Make Plea to Board of Commissioners for Fair Wages, Good-Faith Bargaining

Jul. 24, 2026

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Celebrating the ADA: Ensuring Accessibility Through Public Service

Today marks the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a landmark civil rights law that protects people with disabilities from discrimination and helps ensure everyone can fully participate in their communities with equal rights, opportunities, and access.

Celebrating the ADA: Ensuring Accessibility Through Public Service

Jul. 23, 2026

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Oregon AFSCME members celebrate a long history of union PRIDE!

On Sunday, July 19, Oregon AFSCME members joined the Oregon Labor Pride Coalition – a group of over a dozen unions, including SEIU, OEA, ONA, Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artist (SAG-AFTRA), and National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) – in

Oregon AFSCME members celebrate a long history of union PRIDE!

Jun. 29, 2026

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Jun. 29, 2026

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Sunstone Way Closes Doors Amidst Gross Financial Mismanagement

PORTLAND, OR — When Sunstone Way closes its doors tomorrow, it not only failed the communities that relied on the services workers at Sunstone Way provided, but their own employees.

Sunstone Way Closes Doors Amidst Gross Financial Mismanagement