Afscme Nj Contract 2019

The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) New Jersey recently ratified a new contract for 2019. This contract includes a number of important provisions for AFSCME members in New Jersey, including increased pay, improved benefits, and better working conditions.

One of the key provisions of the new contract is a salary increase for AFSCME members. Under the new contract, members will receive a three percent salary increase in 2019. This increase will help to provide members with greater financial stability and security, and will help to ensure that AFSCME members are compensated fairly for their hard work and dedication.

In addition to the salary increase, the new contract also includes improved benefits for AFSCME members. These benefits include greater access to healthcare services, improved retirement benefits, and increased sick leave and vacation time. These benefits will help to ensure that AFSCME members are able to take care of themselves and their families, and will help to improve the overall quality of life for AFSCME members in New Jersey.

Finally, the new contract also includes provisions for improved working conditions for AFSCME members. These provisions include increased safety measures in the workplace, improved training and education opportunities, and better protection against harassment and discrimination. These improvements will help to ensure that AFSCME members are able to work in a safe and supportive environment, and will help to foster greater cooperation and collaboration between workers and their employers.

Overall, the new AFSCME NJ contract for 2019 represents a major victory for AFSCME members in New Jersey. With improved pay, benefits, and working conditions, AFSCME members will be able to continue providing the vital services that keep New Jersey running smoothly and efficiently. And with the continued support of the AFSCME community, we can continue to fight for even greater protections and benefits for all workers across the state.