It's been one month since the tragic Key Bridge accident, a terrible reminder of the risks workers can face on the job. On #WorkersMemorialDay , we honor workers who have been killed, injured or sickened at their jobs and recommit to expanding protections for all workers.

We hit the doors for Mark Parker and Zeke Cohen this morning. Tight packs and good responses on the doors!

Commemorating #WorkersMemorialDay with the Central Maryland Labor Council in Hagerstown. Workplace injuries and fatalities can be prevented. This year, let’s recommit to mourning the dead, and fighting like hell for the living.

Today AFSCME Maryland joined Governor Moore and the presiding officers to sign into law the right for state supervisors to collectively bargain! Our committee of member-leaders has worked long and hard to join the biggest and baddest union in Maryland!

Rhonda, a member of Local 1072 and housekeeper at UMD, is speaking at the AFL-CIO ✊’s Climate, Equity & Jobs Convening about the challenges climate change has created for workers and the need for increasing federal funding to build a worker friendly and sustainable green economy.

.AFSCME member Rhonda Leneski:
“I have worked for 27 years to keep the dorms clean for the students. Climate change has presented a new challenge to AFSCME members and the community. In my work, climate change has created worsening working conditions for myself and my coworkers

Knocking on doors in Baltimore this past weekend to get out the primary vote and to support pro-worker candidates!

#AFSCMEMDVotes

Mark Parker is rooted in the community, dedicated to service, and committed to working families. As pastor of one of Baltimore’s anchor institutions, Mark Parker knows how to build bridges, do outreach, and pound the pavement. We look forward to helping him win.

Councilwoman @OdetteRamos has always supported our members and public services, has fought for & won important affordable housing legislation, and continues to be a champion on a 'People's' budget. We look forward to her continued leadership on the Baltimore City Council.

Jermaine Jones is our union brother and community leader. We have stood shoulder to shoulder at protests, at the CLC, & in the community. AFSCME Maryland is thrilled that @JermaineAJones is running for Baltimore City Council in the 12th district & we are excited to help him win.

AFSCME Maryland Announces Endorsement of Mark Parker for Baltimore City District 1 Council Seat
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.Eric Costello, like us, looks under every rock. His attention to detail & leadership on budget issues has made him an ally. We've seen how his work lines up with our values as a union, and he has helped update Baltimore City facilities where AFSCME members work.

Councilwoman Councilwoman Phylicia Porter is our Councilwoman, representing the district where our union office is located. She unquestionably stands with working families and has supported AFSCME Maryland. It brings us great pride to back her re-election to Baltimore City Council.

CALLING ALL STATE SUPERVISORS IN UNIT S!

Now that our supervisors collective bargaining bill is on its way to the Governor, have you signed your membership/authorization form? This IS your YES VOTE to certify your union.

You can sign & learn more at bit.ly/sups-yes.

As a public employee himself, @DocBullock knows what our members go through & what working families need. He continues to stand with AFSCME on all issues of consequence and we are excited for his re-election to the Baltimore City Council.