AFGE Local 3607

Join us next Wednesday for a rally to tell the current administration that it needs to !

:alarm_clock: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
:round_pushpin: Plaza of the Americas, 1550 Wewatta St, Denver, CO 80202. It's the plaza between the EPA building and the building that houses WeWork and the Capitol One Cafe, directly across the street from the entrance to the Union Station parking garage.
:placard: Bring a sign or grab one of ours!
:fist: This event is for federal workers and for members of the public who want to !

We'll have several powerful speakers and the event will end with a march around the block. Come show your solidarity, express yourself, and help us show that we need to continue doing our important work for the American public!

**Please note: In order to comply with Hatch Act and ethics obligations, please participate in this activity off of agency time (on lunch break or scheduled leave), and do not publicly identify yourself, in your speech, clothing, signs, etc, as an EPA worker. You may identify yourself as a federal worker and/or an AFGE member.

Today is the big day! Remember that you are eligible for up to 4 hours of administrative leave for voting. Reach out to Britta or Kate if you have questions. Let's all vote like our health, earth, and jobs are counting on it!

The leaves are changing so it must be PARS season. If you are worried about your review, reach out to Britta Copt or Kate Tribbett right away! We are here to help you shine.

Little help?

Support EPA Workers and Spread the Word! Send a quick message to EPA Administrator Michael Regan, letting him know we need the EPA to take every step to protect the workers that are fighting the climate emergency – then spread the word.

Solidarity! Please don't cross the picket lines

Today we strike! To our Union Brothers and Sisters: today we rise up! Together we stand for a better future! To our Community: we ask you to stand with us and do not cross the picket line! Stand Strong Stand United Together We Win!

Speaking as a Union representing federal employees:
-Collective bargaining for public employees is unequivocally in the public interest. Public sector Unions are the conscience of the government organizations whose employees the Unions represent
-Workers with effective collective bargaining are an excellent value for taxpayers. When governments make mistakes, it always takes an honest employee to blow the whistle and stop the waste.

Colorado could be the next state to let its employees collectively bargain For years, Colorado state workers have sought the right to collectively bargain. It looks like Democratic lawmakers could make that happen this legislative session — if Gov. Jared Polis goes

Solidarity forever!

Largest federal union stands in solidarity with striking Denver teachers American Federation of Government Employees National President J. David Cox Sr. today issued the following statement expressing AFGE’s solidarity with striking Denver teachers:

Call every day until this is fixed:

Collective Action Ended the Shutdown | AFL-CIO President Trump didn’t want to end this shutdown—the collective action of working people demanded it. By marching, rallying and protesting together, we forced him to the table and ensured that the labor and dedication of our public servants will not be taken for granted.

Hope to see you there Thursday at noon. 721 19th St, Denver, 80202

UPDATE: RALLY POSTPONED until Tue. The 29th

Colorado Labor Friends, AFGE is partnering with MoveOn.org to rally outside of Senator Cory Gardner's office to ! Join them this Thursday at Noon.

https://bit.ly/2R60N10

Call you Senator now, 866-803-8830 and tell them to &

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