We are the largest public employee union in Indiana and Kentucky representing more than 25,000 employees working in state, cities, counties, schools, universities, and private non-profit hospitals. With more than 100 labor contracts in place, Council 62 is recognized as being one of the most aggressive and fastest growing unions in Indiana and Kentucky.
As a part of the most powerful union in the nation; as well as, one of the largest, AFSCME Council 62 has the resources to get its members to the bargaining table and to negotiate top rate contracts.
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AFSCME Pres. Gerald W. McEntee issued the following statement on the U.S. Senate’s 61 to 38 vote this morning to end the filibuster on the Jobs Bill:
“The U.S. Senate took a bold step forward today in the effort to protect jobs and bolster America’s economic recovery. AFSCME members have mobilized around the country to secure this victory, urging the Senate to do the right thing and avoid prolonging the economic crisis that confronts us in every community in this country. By breaking the Republican filibuster on emergency aid for the states, the Senate has thrown a lifeline to millions of Americans who are being hit hard by the worst economy since the Great Depression. We are particularly grateful for the leadership of Sen. Harry Reid and the persistence of Senate Democrats. As we look to November, Americans have a clear choice: Democrats who will do what it takes to save and create jobs and get our economy moving, or Republicans who are all too willing to watch the economy stall for their political gain.”
DON’T ABANDON THE PATIENTS OF LOGANSPORT AND RICHMOND STATE HOSPITALS AND STOP THE LOSS OF 500 JOBS IN INDIANA!
PLEASE CONTACT GOVERNOR DANIELS AND YOUR LEGISLATORS. LET THEM KNOW THE ACTION THE GOVERNOR AND THE FAMILY SOCIAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION ARE PROPOSING WILL PUT SOME OF THE MOST VULNERABLE CITIZENS FROM THESE HOSPITALS OUT ON THE STREET. WHILE STILL TRYING TO RECOVER FROM THE RECESSION, INDIANA CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE ANOTHER 500 JOBS!!!!!!
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