AFSCME Local 1739 is proud to endorse Democratic Candidate, Lt. Governor John Fetterman for the U.S. Senate. He is a pro-union candidate who understands the need of working families and will be a champion and fierce advocate for our issues and concerns. He shares our belief that a single vote can make a difference. Please …
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Fred Wright of AFSCME Local 1739 Highlights Union Workers’ Needs During a Pandemic _ FunTimes Magazi
It’s the biggest question in Philadelphia: When can I get the COVID-19 vaccine? Residents can now sign up online to reserve their place in line for the vaccine. Philadelphia is currently receiving an extremely limited supply of vaccine. The City is making the vaccine available in phases based on a person’s level of risk of: Acquiring infection. Transmitting infection …
We are living through troubling times that threaten our health, our lives and try our emotional strength, our ability to support our families and even our mental stability. Despite the dangers presented by the pandemic, and the new threats of violence surrounding the transfer of power in Washington, our members are on the job, part …
The Philadelphia Health Department has issued guidelines for the roll out of their vaccination program. Check below for the people included in each Phase. These definitions may change quickly in the new administration. Each county health department is pre-registering residents in their county. Please check the county health department website for details and sign up as …
In accordance with revised AFSCME Election procedures, AFSCME Local 1739 will be electing five (5) delegates to participate in the upcoming AFSCME International Convention to be held virtually on Thursday, August 13th, Friday, August 14th and Wednesday, September 2nd each day beginning at 2:00pm. To be eligible to be a delegate you must be a …
A recent report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has shown that the COVID-19 virus is affecting Black Americans more than any other racial group. Across various states and cities (as well as in Philadelphia), the disproportionate hospitalization and death of Black patients demonstrates how health inequalities both persist and are exacerbated …
The people of our City are thankful for the service members of Local 1739 continue to provide through these trying times. We know that you stand with medical providers and first responders as essential workers on the front lines of this crisis, caring for so many people who cannot help themselves. Thank you. As we …