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Four Months Later, Oregon State Employees Can’t Pay Their Bills Because of Ongoing Payroll Errors
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Four Months Later, Oregon State Employees Can’t Pay Their Bills Because of Ongoing Payroll Errors

PORTLAND, OR - Four months after a flawed implementation of the Workday payroll system, errors continue to plague Oregon’s state employees. Many state workers have reported missing or incorrect paychecks, as well as delays in receiving benefits and reimbursements.

Four Months Later, Oregon State Employees Can’t Pay Their Bills Because of Ongoing Payroll Errors

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The countdown to the 2023 Oregon AFSCME Convention begins!
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The countdown to the 2023 Oregon AFSCME Convention begins!

In exactly one month from now, we’ll come together as a union at the Salem Convention Center, conduct business to help make our union stronger and learn valuable insights from each other to take back to our own Locals at the end of the weekend.

The countdown to the 2023 Oregon AFSCME Convention begins!

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JOIN Management Voluntarily Recognizes Workers' Union
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JOIN Management Voluntarily Recognizes Workers' Union

PORTLAND, OR - Workers at JOIN, a social service organization that supports people experiencing homelessness in their transition to permanent housing, and JOIN leadership announced in a unified statement, the voluntary recognition of the JOIN Workers Union with Oregon AFSCME.

JOIN Management Voluntarily Recognizes Workers' Union

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Oregon AFSCME Statement on Governor Kotek's Budget Proposal
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Oregon AFSCME Statement on Governor Kotek's Budget Proposal

"Governor Kotek's budget plan is a step in the right direction and begins to address the significant staffing shortages in the State. It invests in Oregon workers and makes recruitment and retention in some of our most struggling agencies a priority.

Oregon AFSCME Statement on Governor Kotek's Budget Proposal