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SNJCLC Scholarship is Now Live!

04 Mar, 2026

We are proud to support the next generation of leaders by investing in our members' families. Don't miss this opportunity for your union to help fund your education. All materials must be postmarked by July 30, 2026.

New Scholarship Application Now Open: H.B. “Scoop” Slack Memorial Scholarship

26 Feb, 2026

The Burlington County Central Labor Council is proud to announce that applications are now open for the H.B. “Scoop” Slack Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship honors the legacy of labor leadership and supports the educational goals of students from union families as they take the next step toward

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11, Jun, 2019

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As Pride Month is recognized around the world this year, the rainbow-hued celebration will be colored by hope, fear for the future, and reverence for the que

10, Jun, 2019

Trump’s North American Trade Deal Must do More to Protect U.S. Jobs

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10, Jun, 2019

Trump’s War on Worker Rights

President Trump ran for office as a champion of American workers and a friend of labor unions, but his administration has systematically favored employers at the expense of workers.

10, Jun, 2019

Librarian Praises Fast Access to Disaster Relief Grant with the Union Plus Credit Card

LaVerne Washington, executive board member and steward of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 101 in San Jose, California is on her way to retiring credit card debt free. Washington has been an AFSCME member for 18 years. As she started planning for retirement from her job as a paralegal, she researched ways to reduce her bills and high interest credit card debt. She remembered that Union Plus Credit Counseling is one of the benefits available to her through AFSCME Advantage.

30, May, 2019