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American Federation of State County &
Phoenix, AZ · EIN 237270876 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE J40 · Employment · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.afscme2384.com
revenue
$342K
expenses
$298K
net assets
$473K
employees
0
program ratio
0%
mission · from form 990

LABOR ORGANIZING

profile · synthesized from sources

AFSCME Local 2384 is a labor union representing municipal employees in Phoenix, Arizona. The organization advocates for workers' rights, including safe working conditions, fair treatment during disciplinary investigations, and protection of retirement benefits. It provides resources on workplace safety, legal protections, and member benefits while supporting civic engagement among public service workers.

named programs · 4 · from sources

what they call their work

AFSCME Retirees Chapter 97
Organizes retired public service workers in Arizona to advocate for retirement security, pensions, Medicare, and Social Security benefits
Weingarten Rights Assistance
Provides guidance and support to union members exercising their right to union representation during investigatory interviews that may lead to disciplinary action
Workplace Safety Advocacy
Offers resources and education on occupational safety including heat stress prevention, ladder safety, and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
Your Money, Your Goals
Free financial education program developed in partnership with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to help members manage personal finances
activities · 3 groups

what they do

  • Animal Listing & Placement Support 6 activities
    • Distributes Weingarten rights cards to members
      Provides members with wallet-sized cards outlining their Weingarten rights to present during supervisory meetings that could result in disciplinary action.
    • Distributes Weingarten rights materials to members
      Provides members with wallet-sized cards outlining their Weingarten rights to use during potentially disciplinary workplace meetings.
    • Distributes Weingarten rights materials to members
      Provides members with wallet-sized cards outlining their Weingarten rights to present during supervisory meetings that could result in disciplinary action, supporting workplace rights enforcement.
    • Distributes Weingarten rights materials to members
      Provides members with wallet-sized cards outlining their Weingarten rights to use during supervisory meetings that could result in disciplinary action.
    • Providing Weingarten rights information
      Provides members with wallet-sized cards detailing their Weingarten rights to present to supervisors during meetings that may lead to disciplinary action.
    • Weingarten Rights Education and Support
      Provides members with wallet-sized cards detailing their Weingarten rights to ensure they are informed and prepared during meetings that could lead to disciplinary action.
  • Chapter Network Development & Support 2 activities
    • Operates state and local chapters nationwide
      Operates more than 300 state and local groups across the country, providing organizational infrastructure for member engagement and representation.
    • Operates state and local chapters nationwide
      Operates more than 300 state and local groups across the country to organize and represent members.
  • Uncategorized 11 activities
    • Addressing workplace safety concerns
      Maintains a safety committee for members to contact with safety concerns.
    • Advocacy for Retirement Security
      Local chapters engage with Congress, state legislators, and city councils to advocate for and defend retirement security for their members.
    • Advocacy for public sector workers' rights
      Local chapters engage in advocacy by lobbying Congress, appealing to state legislators, and working with city governments to defend retirement security and advance workers' interests.
    • Advocacy for retirement security
      Local chapters conduct lobbying efforts at federal, state, and local levels to defend and advance retirement security for members.
    • Advocacy for retirement security
      Local chapters conduct advocacy efforts by lobbying Congress, appealing to state legislators, and engaging with city governments to protect and advance retirement security for members.
    • Advocacy for retirement security
      Local chapters engage in advocacy efforts by lobbying Congress, appealing to state legislators, and working with city governments to protect retirement security.
    • Advocating for retirement security
      Local chapters lobby Congress, appeal to state legislators, and engage with city halls to defend retirement security for their members.
    • Maintains member safety committee
      Operates a safety committee that members can contact with workplace safety concerns, providing a direct channel for addressing health and safety issues.
    • Maintains member safety committee
      Operates a safety committee that members can contact with workplace safety concerns.
    • Maintains member safety reporting mechanism
      Operates a safety committee that members can contact to report or seek assistance with workplace safety concerns.
    • Safety Concern Reporting
      Maintains a safety committee for members to report and address safety concerns in their workplaces.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$342K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$342K100%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$298K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$2K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$473K
Cash$271K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$473K
Liquid reserves10.9 mo
2 years on record · 2021–2022 · YoY revenue +4.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 10
  • Alex Gutierez — Executive Board
  • Diana Peterson — Treasurer
  • Donald Furnival — Executive Board
  • Francisco Herrera — Trustee
  • Isaias Vargas — Trustee
  • JASON HENLEY — President
  • James McKenna — Rec Secretary
  • James Sagar — Vice President
  • Lorenzo Ortega — Executive Board
  • William Bakehouse — Trustee
relationships · 10

who they work with

  • ASU Education Info Partner — Partner resource listed under member resources
  • American Federation of Labor (AFL) Partner — Granted a charter to AFSCME in 1936.
  • American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Network — Part of AFSCME, which is described as the leading voice for public service workers and retirees.
  • Arizona AFL-CIO Partner — Partner organization listed under member resources
  • City Of Phoenix Retirees Association Partner — Partner organization listed under member resources
  • City of Phoenix Employees' Retirement System Partner — Partner organization listed under member resources
  • City of Phoenix Municipal Employees Association (COPMEA) Partner — Partner organization listed under member resources
  • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Partner — Partners to offer free financial educational sessions called "Your Money, Your Goals" to members.
  • LegalShield Partner — Provides members with access to affordable legal and identity theft protection services.
  • OSHA Government — References OSHA recommendations for workplace safety and informs members of their right to request an OSHA inspection.