May Accomplishments Promoting equity and workplace safety AFSCME Local 88 and the Multnomah County Complaints Investigation Unit (CIU) have collaborated to create a conflict resolution program that will be a new resource for union represented staff at Multnomah County who have experienced a workplace incident related to one or more of their protected class identities.
AFSCME Local 88 and the Multnomah County Complaints Investigation Unit (CIU) have collaborated to create a conflict resolution program that will be a new resource for union represented staff at Multnomah County who have experienced a workplace incident related to one or more of their protected class identities. Through an application process we have identified
Multnomah County Health Department Pharmacists Unit – AFSCME Local 88-4 successfully completed their 1st contract. Thanks to the amazing bargaining team: Marion Clark, Rachel Uhlig, Sarah Block, Percy Winters, Jr. , Jordan Muehe and Eben Pullman Tentative Agreement Summary 11.32% wage increase (5% COLA + 6.32% market increase) retroactive to July 1, 2022 3% Step
Are you interested in attending the Labor Education & Research Center (LERC) Summer Institute for Union Women? Apply online by Wednesday, May 24th at 12:00 pm – the deadline has been extended! Apply Now!
2023 Contract Ratification Member Celebration Our union fights hard to win, implement and maintain contract language that strengthens our workplace and holds our employer accountable. Solidarity means we do this together, and includes celebrating our successes together. Friday, April 23rd over 200 people (union members and friends and family, union leaders, and AFSCME staff) gathered
The 2023 Oregon Labor Organizing Summit will be held on Wednesday, May 24 at IBEW Local 48 in Portland! This one-of-a-kind event will feature National AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler as the keynote speaker! The event is hosted by the Oregon AFL-CIO and there are plans for engaging panel discussions, inspiring workshops, and ways for Oregon’s
Let’s Party – Friday, April 21, 2023 * 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm Our bargaining teams worked hard and our members voted to ratify new contracts. Let’s gather in solidarity and celebrate! Family friendly activities Delicious food – hors d’oeuvres and cake and cash bar DJ Mike Morris and dancing Alexis Campbell Starr and Bolivia
Thanks to the following union members for stepping up to represent our union at the 2023 OR AFSCME convention. Also thanks to the 611 union members who made time to participate in this election. The convention delegates and alternates are listed in order of the number of votes they received. Delegates Percy Winters, Jr –
Jersey (They/Them) June 27, 2022 Jersey (They/Them) June 27, 2011 “A bad situation can be fixed by one deep, truthful conversation. These days people would rather lose you than fix the situation at hand.” Unknown My name is Jersey Rodriguez, I am a trans masculine person and my pronouns are They/Them. My passion is to
After two months of back and forth with the County, we have finalized the list of classifications to be studied in this round of negotiations. We plan on meeting with the County beginning mid April. Please check the link below for the full list. In addition, we will offer training to those members whose classifications
