Oregon AFSCME

For Local 2975, this fight isn't just about the contract -- it's about showing City of Corvallis leaders that our union is stronger than ever. We are going to stand together and continue to fight for the respect and dignity we deserve because this community isn't just our workplace, it's our home.

Corvallis City Workers Are Fighting For The Contract They've Earned On May 14th, the streets in front of Corvallis City Hall were filled with green. City of Corvallis workers, the people who patch the roads, maintain the parks, stock bookshelves, process permits, and show up every single day to serve their neighbors, marched to send a clear message to city leadershi...

“Joining a union is important to me because it can provide those of us on the front lines a better opportunity to share a voice in decisions that affect both us as employees and the clients we serve, including safety agency policy and work-life balance, to continue to show up for clients” said Sarah Knapton, a Clinical Care Coordinator.

Sequoia Mental Health Services Workers Vote To Form Union With AFSCME The 103 workers at Sequoia Mental Health Services, an Aloha-based non-profit that provides residential and outpatient mental health and substance use treatment services, won union representation with Oregon AFSCME on Monday, June 1st, after a contentious battle with their employer.Workers cited unil...

Join your fellow siblings from across Oregon and learn more about your power as a union member! Check out our upcoming trainings this week and register here: https://oregonafscme.org/trainings

Results are in, and we are proud to celebrate victories for our endorsed candidates Dr. Tammy Carpenter for State House and Nafisa Fai for Washington County Chair!

These wins are because union members stepped up, got involved, and fought for leaders who will stand with working people.

Thank you to every member who volunteered, voted, and helped build the power of our union this election season!