Instead of properly investigating the complaint filed by Lucero, the County, without informing the Grievant or Union, flipped the investigation and instead targeted Lucero. It was a classic example of retaliation for whistleblowing.
Member to Member Organizing Builds Power! Activists networked with one another, discussed what issues we're facing, and decided on the best tactics we will employ to win.
The theme of unity and readiness of AFSCME Council 18’s 9th Annual Public Safety Blue Breakfast drew a packed house of nearly 90 AFSCME Public Safety Officers – the largest yet! - and from every corner of the state, to Santa Fe on January 25, 2018.
AFSCME members recommitted to their union, to one another and to the shared mission of making New Mexico public safety careers and public safety better.
The Albuquerque Day of Action was one of dozens in cities nationwide in which tens of thousands of working people came together to stand as one, to demonstrate the power of unity.
On Saturday, February 24, New Mexico will stand with thousands of working people and our allies as we unite for our freedoms and demand an end to a system and an economy that’s rigged against us by the wealthy and powerful.
Become an AFSCME Steward, the "first responder" for workplace issues. ELITE Level I, Part I - Basic Steward Training is February 9, 10 - Sign Up NOW! See full listing of upcoming classes below.
