HOPE AFSCME Local 123

We are HOPE AFSCME Local 123

As HOPE AFSCME Local 123 members, we have the power to make a difference. By joining together, HOPE members have clout at the ballot box, in the halls of government and at the bargaining table. HOPE AFSCME Local 123 is one of the city’s most powerful advocates for working families in the city of Houston.

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This is the AFSCME Agenda

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After Harvey AFSCME Texas helps members rebuild.

HOUSTON – Devastation on an unprecedented scale. That’s what Hurricane Harvey left in its wake when it slammed into Texas last month. Since then, AFSCME working and retiree members throughout the Lone Star State have been helping those in need.

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Surviving Harvey with the Spirit of Community Service Intact

HOUSTON – Public service workers across south Texas worked tirelessly to keep basic operations going throughout Hurricane Harvey and in its aftermath.

Hurricane Harvey Resources

HOPE AFSCME Local 123 members served their city heroically during Huricane Harvey. Many of you worked night and day to protect the people of Houston while your own homes were flooded and damaged. HOPE is dedicated to helping members rebuild their lives and make sure that we stay HOUSTON STRONG together. Below are resources available to HOPE members.

Click here to register with the Texas Workers Relief project

Click here to register with FEMA

WE ARE AFSCME STRONG!

AFSCME Strong

National AFSCME News

How the Plaintiff in Janus v. AFSCME Benefits from His Union
Mark Janus, the plaintiff in the Janus v. AFSCME case, benefits from his union. So what convinced Mr. Janus to join this destructive lawsuit? — May 23
128 Oregon Workers Say Yes to AFSCME
A total of 128 Oregon behavioral health workers say yes to AFSCME. — May 23
AFSCME is Committed to Racial, Economic and Social Justice
An AFSCME working group met in Washington, D.C., to figure out how best to tackle racism within and beyond our union. — May 22
CEO Pay Soars to 361 Times that of the Average Worker
Rich CEOs are getting richer, earning 361 times more than rank-and-file workers, according to a new study. — May 22
This is the AFSCME Agenda
And it’s focused on workers like you. — May 22

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