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Questions & Answers About AFSCME Local 2563

 

Understanding The Union

 

How does the union work?

 

We work together to make improvements by organizing in the workplace and negotiating at the bargaining table. Through our union, we negotiate a binding contract with County management covering issues such as pay, benefits, working conditions and fairness in disciplinary proceedings. By working together we can insist management establishes a relationship of mutual respect.

 

What rights do I have as a union member?

 

Our union is democratic and run by the members. Every one of us as the right to vote to elect union leaders, run for office, note to set our dues structure and vote to approve or reject the union contract.

 

Who do I contact if I have problems on the job?

 

Contact your local union president or shop steward.  Your local union officers and shop stewards have gone through extensive training learning to investigate with management and develop strategies for improving the workplace.

 

Your local president:  Tim Kingston - (443)924-0480

 

How do I participate in my union?

 

There are many ways you can help make our union stronger, but the most basic is by attending local union meetings. We are training Member Action Teams (MATs) across the state to be the pivotal information source for local leadership.  Check the Calendar of Events to begin participating.

 

 

CONTACT  US

AFSCME Local 2563 is a public services employee union representing Administrative and Technical employees of Anne Arundel County. Contact us for additional information or to talk with us about joining today.

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Choosing AFSCME is the first step to success for many public service employees: AFSCME has the best record in the nation for helping workers secure representation rights by winning representation elections and settling first contracts.

 

AFSCME LOCAL 2563          2666 Riva Road, 1st Floor  Annapolis,  MD  21401       AFSCMELOCAL2563@gmail.com  

© Copyright 2023 AFSCME Local 2563, Timothy Kingston, President.

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