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We are AFSCME Florida
From the break of dawn on Miami’s shores to well after the sun sets across Pensacola’s beaches, the hardworking men and women of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) make Florida happen. From Collier County to Clay County, the home of America’s first settlement in St. Augustine to mile marker zero in Key West, our members can be found providing the vital services to make the lives of citizens across the Sunshine State better through a shared commitment to public service. As Florida’s fastest growing union, we are a proud part of a national union that advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public services and opportunity for all working families.
Featured News
A year later, 6,500 school workers in South Florida finally secure a fair contract
University of Pennsylvania libraries staff win union election, extending wave of unionization
In Florida, North Port AFSCME members end year with huge victory
AFSCME Florida Statement on Recertification Win for City of DeFuniak Springs
Upcoming Events
AFSCME Local 2941 Monthly Membership Meeting
Monthly membership meeting at the AFSCME Florida office:
5208 N Pearl Street
Jacksonville, FL 32208
AFSCME Local 2941 Monthly Membership Meeting
Monthly membership meeting at the AFSCME Florida office:
5208 N Pearl Street
Jacksonville, FL 32208
AFSCME Local 2941 Monthly Membership Meeting
Monthly membership meeting at the AFSCME Florida office:
5208 N Pearl Street
Jacksonville, FL 32208
Take Action
AFSCME National
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AFSCME in Action: Hundreds mobilize to stop public service cuts
Grassroots AFSCME GO events were held nationwide to sound the alarm on public service cuts.
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AFSCME members, Nevada politicians rally for public services
Invest in, don’t cut, public services. That was the rallying cry heard in Nevada’s capital city this week.
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Reckless budget cuts would put many people in Connecticut in the poor house
Connecticut residents would suffer mightily if SNAP, Medicaid are cut.
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Cutting Medicaid would cut a lifeline for the needy and the elderly
If Congress cuts Medicaid, vulnerable New Yorkers will lose a lifeline.
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New union at Monterey Bay Aquarium helps workers build power
Monterey Bay Aquarium workers can now experience the union difference.

AFSCME members make America happen.
With members in hundreds of different occupations, AFSCME advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public services and prosperity and opportunity for all working families.