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Bill Lucy Labor Center
6025 E Burnside, Portland OR
503-239-9858 |
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| AFSCME Local 189 |
6025 E Burnside Street
Portland , Oregon 97215 |
Phone:
503-239-9858 Ext 124
Fax: 503-239-9441
www.afscmelocal189.com |
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| Oregon AFSCME Council 75 - Portland |
6025 E Burnside Street
Portland, Oregon 97215 |
Phone:
503-239-9858
Fax: 503-239-9441
www.oregonafscme.com |
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| AFSCME International |
1625 L Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036-5687 |
Phone:
Tel: 202-429-1000
Fax: FAX: 202-429-1293
www.afscme.org |
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| City of Portland |
6025 E Burnside Street
Portland, Oregon 97215 |
Phone:
503-239-9858 Ext 122
Fax: 503-239-9441
Email:
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Person: James Hester |
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| BOEC 911 |
6025 E Burnside Street
Portland, OR 97215 |
Phone:
503-239-9858 Ext 122
Fax: 503-239-9441
Email:
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Person: James Hester |
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| City of Cornelius |
6025 E Burnside Street
Portland , Oregon 97215 |
Phone:
503-239-9858 Ext 12
Fax: 503-239-9441
Email:
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Person: Rob Wheaton |
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| Oregon AFSCME Council 75 - Salem |
3831 Fairview Industrial Dr. SE Suite 100
Salem, Oregon 97302 |
Phone:
800-521-5954
Fax:
www.oregonafscme.com |
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AFSCME Investor Education
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Member Benefits
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AFSCME Women
AFSCME Women's Rights Department promotes the economic security of women through union activism. |
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FMLA
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Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lost his life in Memphis, Tenn., where he had gone to support striking sanitation workers in their fight to get the city to recognize their union, AFSCME Local 1733.
Today, AFSCME is helping to raise the funds to build a memorial to him on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The groundbreaking occurred Nov. 13, 2006, and the dedication is scheduled for 2008.
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