Arlington County members are celebrating after the Arlington County Board voted unanimously to approve a collective bargaining ordinance expanding county employees' rights.
On Wednesday, July 21, AFSCME Virginia members, community members, faith, and political leaders will come together to address the City of Norfolk’s employee crisis. They will release a new report detailing the impact of low wages and high workload on city employees.
With high employee turnover, low and stagnant wages, pandemic-related layoffs, chronic cuts to city services and resources, AFSCME Virginia members are demanding real solutions. Workers are uniting for financial accountability by the city, respect on the job, and a union for its public employees.
Click here to read the full report:
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On Wednesday, July 21, AFSCME Virginia members, community members, faith, and political leaders will come together to address the City of Norfolk’s employee crisis. They will release a new report detailing the impact of low wages and high workload on city employees.
With high employee turnover, low and stagnant wages, pandemic-related layoffs, chronic cuts to city services and resources, AFSCME Virginia members are demanding real solutions. Workers are uniting for financial accountability by the city, respect on the job and a union for its public employees.
Click here to read the executive summary:
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