DE - Council 81 Archive

State workers from all over Delaware filed into Gov. John Carney’s office to witness him signing into law a bill that protects public sector unions and allows more state employees to collectively bargain for higher wages.

Even as Puerto Rico struggles to get back on its feet, AFSCME members persevere and lend a hand.

At the first of many planned AFSCME activist exchanges, 18 activists shared ideas and strategies to strengthen our union.

Family Service Specialist Tim Dennison ensures that children in Delaware’s foster system find safe homes and have a voice in the world.

Enough with the governor’s “shared sacrifice” trope, say Delaware public employees, more than 3,000 of whom are eligible for state aid.

AFSCME fought for a Delaware toll worker to get paid what she was owed, underscoring the value of belonging to a union.