Member Spotlights

“I’ve gotten to know so many of my co-workers through our union, people I wouldn’t have otherwise talked to. It’s improved the environment of our workplace, which improves the services we provide. And I don’t feel so alone anymore when I feel like new policies or changes are unfair. It’s great to talk to other co-workers about things,” said Victoria.
With a background in social pedagogy, special education, and as a trainer for political and multicultural education, Heike Rüdenauer found state service as an opportunity to make a difference in her community by supporting families of children with disabilities to access needed therapies and to establish lasting comprehensive community support systems for themselves.
After years in the telecom industry, Stephanie Parker found her calling in public service. As a Grants and Project Analyst for the state of Nevada, Parker helps local jurisdictions with emergency management plans that keep communities across Nevada prepared for anything.
I’m proud to be a Correctional Officer for the state of Nevada. Currently, state public safety workers in Nevada are the only public employees without the freedom to negotiate with our employer. Correctional Officers across Nevada are coming together as AFSCME to change this.

Grey Martin is a Groundskeeper V at Northern Nevada Adult Mental Health and a proud AFSCME Local 4041 member. Listen as he speaks about why it's important to be a union member.

Veronica Brown-Davis is a state of Nevada corrections officer.

AFSCME Local 4041 President Harry Schiffman has worked as an electrician at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for more than 20 years.