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Mourning Joseph Johnson

Oregon AFSCME mourns the senseless murder of former Correctional Officer, Joseph Johnson who was serving as a reservist with the City of Nyssa Police Department when he was killed this past weekend. Johnson is survived by his wife and two children, ages 12 and 14.

Mourning Joseph Johnson

OHSU Postdocs File for Union Representation With AFSCME

April 13, 2023
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

OHSU Postdocs File for Union Representation With AFSCME
Seek to join the over 8,000 Oregon AFSCME members at OHSU

OHSU Postdocs File for Union Representation With AFSCME

911 dispatchers keep saving lives, despite staffing shortages

911 dispatchers keep saving lives, despite staffing shortages

AFSCME launches ‘I AM Story’ podcast

On the 55th anniversary of the assassination of Dr.

AFSCME launches ‘I AM Story’ podcast

Four Months Later, Oregon State Employees Can’t Pay Their Bills Because of Ongoing Payroll Errors

PORTLAND, OR - Four months after a flawed implementation of the Workday payroll system, errors continue to plague Oregon’s state employees. Many state workers have reported missing or incorrect paychecks, as well as delays in receiving benefits and reimbursements.

Four Months Later, Oregon State Employees Can’t Pay Their Bills Because of Ongoing Payroll Errors