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Register Now! Important Message to Members on Registration Process for Meetings!

2401 Members,

As you know, we've been discussing ways to make our monthly General Membership Meetings as secure as possible to ensure we have a safe space to meet and discuss issues that affect our Members and our Union.

For our next meeting in January and continuing in the future, you will need to be registered through Zoom to have access. Registration is as simple as clicking the link below and entering your name, email address, and agency. Union staff will check our roster of dues-paying members and approve you for admittance. Once approved, you WILL NOT have to re-register for subsequent meetings.

This process is only for the General Membership Meetings. You will not need to be registered for any other meetings with Union staff through Zoom, Teams, or other platforms.

Click HERE to get to the registration page. See you in January!

DACL Welcome Meeting

Members,

We are having a special Welcome meeting for the 97 new members of AFSCME Local 2401! As you may know, we already have a small number of members at DACL (Department of Aging and Community Living), but over the last year or so we've been working hard to get the rest of the agency certified to become part of the AFSCME family.

For both our new and former DACL members, please join us this Thursday evening to get valuable information on your Union, what it can do for you, and what YOU can do to stay active and engaged with YOUR UNION!

Copy Zoom link below or go click HERE to attend.

Download:

DACL Welcome w linkPDF.pdf

Happy Labor Day from AFSCME Local 2401

Brothers, Sisters, and Union Family,

This Labor Day, we honor the generations of working people whose sacrifices built the rights and protections we hold today. Here in Washington, DC, AFSCME Local 2401 remains steadfast in fighting for fair wages, safe workplaces, dignity on the job, and respect for the vital services our members provide every day to the residents of this city.

As we celebrate, let us also recommit ourselves to solidarity—because together, we have the strength to meet any challenge and to win a more just future for all workers.

In unity,
Roger Scott
President, AFSCME Local 2401