Oregon AFSCME Council 75
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Oregon AFSCME represents 40,000 workers - working together for a better state and to ensure the voices of workers are heard.
“This contract will help to close the gap [rising cost of living], but it’s still imperative Oregon continues to invest in our state workforce... so state workers are able to provide for themselves and their families.” — Jade McCredy, Chief Negotiator, OR AFSCME
Oregon unions secure pay raises, more remote work flexibility for state workers
Most state employees could see bigger paychecks next February.
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August 7, 2025 at 10:39 PM
“This contract will help to close the gap [rising cost of living], but it’s still imperative Oregon continues to invest in our state workforce... so state workers are able to provide for themselves and their families.” — Jade McCredy, Chief Negotiator, OR AFSCME
Oregon just dodged a major environmental threat — thanks to union power. When a last-minute bill threatened DEQ’s Vehicle Inspection Program, AFSCME Local 3336 workers sprang into action. Their quick mobilization helped protect the clean air we all rely on.
Member Action Saves DEQ Program
In Oregon, the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is the state agency responsible for restoring and maintaining the quality of our air, land, and water. The Vehicle Inspection Program (VIP) at…
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June 23, 2025 at 11:36 PM
Oregon just dodged a major environmental threat — thanks to union power. When a last-minute bill threatened DEQ’s Vehicle Inspection Program, AFSCME Local 3336 workers sprang into action. Their quick mobilization helped protect the clean air we all rely on.
After months of relentless advocacy, Oregon AFSCME Local 1246 members successfully stopped devastating budget cuts that would have shuttered homes and displaced the vulnerable individuals they serve. Lawmakers heard us loud and clear: SACU is essential—and it’s here to stay.
Victory for SACU: Workers Fight Back Massive Cuts
In a major win for workers at the Stabilization and Crisis Unit (SACU), represented by Oregon AFSCME Local 1246, workers successfully pushed back against devastating cuts proposed in the Governor’s…
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June 19, 2025 at 4:42 PM
After months of relentless advocacy, Oregon AFSCME Local 1246 members successfully stopped devastating budget cuts that would have shuttered homes and displaced the vulnerable individuals they serve. Lawmakers heard us loud and clear: SACU is essential—and it’s here to stay.
AFSCME Local 88: Stop the layoffs and protect the services our communities rely on. #AFSCME #UnionStrong
AFSCME Local 88 To Multnomah County Commissioners: Stop the layoffs!
Portland, OR – Speaking in front of the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners, Oregon AFSCME Local 88 Vice President Hilary Zust spoke out against proposed layoffs, highlighting the county’s…
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June 12, 2025 at 10:39 PM
AFSCME Local 88: Stop the layoffs and protect the services our communities rely on. #AFSCME #UnionStrong
Local 189 members have ratified a strong three-year contract with 93% approval. The deal includes inflation-based COLAs, at least 3% total wage increases, higher raises for lower-paid workers, and better pay for graveyard shifts. Portland City Council votes on March 19.
AFSCME 189 members ratify contract with city - NW Labor Press
About 93% supported ratifying the contract, which provides annual inflation-based raises plus overall increases totaling 3% over three years.
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March 6, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Local 189 members have ratified a strong three-year contract with 93% approval. The deal includes inflation-based COLAs, at least 3% total wage increases, higher raises for lower-paid workers, and better pay for graveyard shifts. Portland City Council votes on March 19.
67% of Oregon AFSCME members surveyed have faced violence, threats, or trauma on the job. Understaffing & lack of safety measures are putting workers at risk. It's time for action.
Oregon needs to pass SB 24 & SB 606 to protect frontline workers! #orleg
Oregon needs to pass SB 24 & SB 606 to protect frontline workers! #orleg
More Oregon workers feel unsafe in the workplace, one report finds - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
SALEM, Ore. – A new report from a major union finds Oregon workers reporting feeling unsafe The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) represents nearly 40,000 workers...
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February 21, 2025 at 9:42 AM
67% of Oregon AFSCME members surveyed have faced violence, threats, or trauma on the job. Understaffing & lack of safety measures are putting workers at risk. It's time for action.
Oregon needs to pass SB 24 & SB 606 to protect frontline workers! #orleg
Oregon needs to pass SB 24 & SB 606 to protect frontline workers! #orleg
67% of Oregon AFSCME members surveyed have faced physical violence, threats, or trauma at work. Our Unsafe on the Job report exposes the urgent need for stronger workplace safety policies. It's time for action. #ORpol #WorkplaceSafety
Survey reveals two-thirds of Oregon AFSCME have faced violence, threats in workplace
Oregon AFSCME listed a lack of security as a reason behind many members’ safety concerns.
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February 20, 2025 at 9:20 PM
67% of Oregon AFSCME members surveyed have faced physical violence, threats, or trauma at work. Our Unsafe on the Job report exposes the urgent need for stronger workplace safety policies. It's time for action. #ORpol #WorkplaceSafety
Oregon AFSCME members demand action on workplace safety! Two-thirds of surveyed workers faced serious workplace safety concerns. We're backing bills for safer staffing levels & expanded PTSI coverage. Lawmakers must act now. #OrLeg #OregonAFSCME
Oregon union asking lawmakers to pass worker safety bills • Oregon Capital Chronicle
An Oregon union wants more staffing and safety legislation passed in Salem to protect health care and public safety officials.
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February 18, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Oregon AFSCME members demand action on workplace safety! Two-thirds of surveyed workers faced serious workplace safety concerns. We're backing bills for safer staffing levels & expanded PTSI coverage. Lawmakers must act now. #OrLeg #OregonAFSCME
Reposted by Oregon AFSCME Council 75
Oregon AFSCME seeks a Council Representative to be based in Portland or Salem, OR. Details can be found at: unionjobs.com/listing.php?... #1u #UnionStrong @oregonafscme.bsky.social @afscme.bsky.social
February 13, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Oregon AFSCME seeks a Council Representative to be based in Portland or Salem, OR. Details can be found at: unionjobs.com/listing.php?... #1u #UnionStrong @oregonafscme.bsky.social @afscme.bsky.social
Research Workers United member Lynne Swarbrick has spent over two decades researching tuberculosis—work that saves lives. Now, she and nearly 2,000 other research workers at OHSU don’t know if their jobs will continue. We stand with our members fighting to protect research funding.
‘We feel at risk:’ OHSU researcher fearful of potential cuts to federal funds
Local scientists say they’re feeling anxious days after the Trump administration said it would lower spending by reducing funding to research programs.
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February 13, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Research Workers United member Lynne Swarbrick has spent over two decades researching tuberculosis—work that saves lives. Now, she and nearly 2,000 other research workers at OHSU don’t know if their jobs will continue. We stand with our members fighting to protect research funding.
Reposted by Oregon AFSCME Council 75
Library workers deserve respect and a voice. After a pattern of unfair and unequal treatment from management, Urbana Free Library employees in Illinois unanimously voted to form a union with @afscme31.bsky.social:
Workers at another Illinois library organize with AFSCME
Staff at another Illinois cultural institution are building power through AFSCME.
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December 16, 2024 at 9:35 PM
Library workers deserve respect and a voice. After a pattern of unfair and unequal treatment from management, Urbana Free Library employees in Illinois unanimously voted to form a union with @afscme31.bsky.social: