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Apr. 27, 2021

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New report reveals destructive economic impact of proposed state university job cuts

It was already known that the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education’s (PASSHE) “system redesign” threatened the jobs of faculty and staff at all 14 universities, but we now know the economic impact will be even worse than expected for the campuses’ workers and their surrounding communitie

New report reveals destructive economic impact of proposed state university job cuts

Apr. 27, 2021

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Luzerne County PennDOT worker struck in active work zone

AFSCME Local 2143 member and Luzerne County PennDOT employee Tom Vitale was struck by an oversized load whil

Luzerne County PennDOT worker struck in active work zone

Apr. 26, 2021

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Local union action saves dozens of jobs at Lock Haven University

Custodial staff at Lock Haven University (LHU) have achieved a victory in the ongoing effort to save jobs at Pennsylvania’s state universities as their local action convinced university leadership to

Local union action saves dozens of jobs at Lock Haven University

Apr. 26, 2021

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AFSCME Council 13 calls on motorists to slow down in work zones

As summer approaches and road work projects pick up, let us all remain vigilant when driving through work zones this week and always, as we recognize National Work Zone Awar

AFSCME Council 13 calls on motorists to slow down in work zones

Apr. 26, 2021

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Workers' Comp webinar scheduled for May 25

This workshop will address the practical, “nuts and bolts” issues related to the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation law.

Workers' Comp webinar scheduled for May 25