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Oct. 10, 2024

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Congresswoman Salinas joined AFSCME members on World Mental Health Day to advocate for more resources for behavioral health workers

SALEM, Ore. – On World Mental Health Day, Rep.

Congresswoman Salinas joined AFSCME members on World Mental Health Day to advocate for more resources for behavioral health workers

Oct. 04, 2024

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Benton County Workers Announce Impasse After Bargaining Stalls

Corvallis, OR -Benton County workers represented by Oregon AFSCME Local 2064 have announced an impasse following Benton County’s failure to reach an agreement on safety in addition to refusing to explain why they reject proposals on the table since February.

Benton County Workers Announce Impasse After Bargaining Stalls

Oct. 04, 2024

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Oregon AFSCME Statement on OHSU/Legacy Acquisition Filing

Portland, OR -In response to Legacy CEO George Brown’s dissatisfaction with the terms reached for union-represented Legacy workers, Oregon AFSCME released the following statement.

Oregon AFSCME Statement on OHSU/Legacy Acquisition Filing

Sep. 26, 2024

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SEIU, Oregon AFSCME, and ONA Endorse OHSU’s Acquisition of Legacy Health

Portland, OR – September 26, 2024 – A coalition of unions that represents workers at OHSU and Legacy Health are proud to announce their strong support for OHSU’s acquisition of Legacy health.

SEIU, Oregon AFSCME, and ONA Endorse OHSU’s Acquisition of Legacy Health

Sep. 16, 2024

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Do Good Multnomah Voluntarily Recognize Union With Oregon AFSCME

PORTLAND, Ore. – In a powerful move towards strengthening the voice of employees and enhancing the services provided, Do Good Multnomah and Oregon AFSCME are proud to announce that Do Good Multnomah has voluntarily recognized a new union representing its employees.

Do Good Multnomah Voluntarily Recognize Union With Oregon AFSCME