.:: News

  • 11.07.07 | Membership Letter #4, November 2007
    Member newsletter #4! ...
  • 09.10.07 | Tuition Waiver Agreement
    We now have a Tuition Waiver agreement for employees of the Connecticut Community College System ...

    .:: Upcoming Events

  • 11.12.07 | Holiday Party at Georgina's Restaurant!
    Friday, December 14th from 5:30 - 10:30 p.m. ...
  • 09.10.07 | New York City Bus Trip
    New York City Bus Trip
    Saturday, December 8th, 2007 ...





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    Local 355 is one of eight statewide locals who represent over 6,000 clerical employees working in the State of Connecticut Administrative Clerical Bargaining Unit (NP-3). Local 355 represents over 600 of these members in the towns of East Hartford, Manchester, Mansfield, Rockville, Stafford, Storrs, Tolland, and Windham.

    Our members work at the University of Connecticut (UConn), Eastern Connecticut State University (ECSU), Manchester Community College (MCC), Cheney and Windham Tech, State Police Troop C, Bergin Correctional Center, UConn Health Partners (UCHP), and the Departments of Children and Families (DCF), Information Technology (DOIT), Labor, Mental Retardation (DMR), Social Services (DSS), and Motor Vehicles (DMV).

    Local 355 is affiliated with AFSCME Council 4, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees International Union, and the AFL-CIO with 1.3 Million members throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. AFSCME International Union provides political strength and valuable resources to members on a national level, while AFSCME Council 4 provides service on a statewide level.


    AFSCME is your union. Only through the active involvement of the members - you and your coworkers - can we exercise our strength in numbers necessary to make progress for ourselves, our families, our communities, and the public we serve.


    Unite our local union membership to exercise our power - our strength in numbers - to win economic and social progress for ourselves, our families, our communities, and the public we serve.


    In Solidarity,
    Linda L. Armstrong, President

    Not yet a member? Click the envelope to read the New Member Letter.

    If you are interested in becoming a new member please visit the Membership page for details on how to obtain a registration form.

    Questions? Feel free to contact Linda Armstrong.

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