AFGE LOCAL 2650                                                        

The history of the American worker is the history of the American nation. Since the first colonists arrived in the early seventeenth century, people have worked and struggled to better their lives. The development of the American worker reflects this struggle. By seeking better wages and working conditions, more opportunity for individual advancement and personal fulfillment, and increased security in both employment and life itself, working people have participated in the American dream; they have, in fact, defined it.The history of the American worker is by no means complete. As long as the nation exists, working people will be, as they have always been, a source of its strength and its pride. The American worker will continue to grow with the nation.

 Local 2650 Officers Pledge to you.

"We will always work hard for meaningful change and triumphs. Far better to experience occasional disappointments than to take rank with those who in fear neither enjoy munch nor suffer much. They choose to live in the grey twilight that never knows victory.

Consequently, we are sincerely dedicated to make you as proud of us as we are of you."

                                                                                                                                                              Your Union Officers