Union Retiree Membership
Because retirees’ hands are no longer tied by the Little Hatch Act that limits political action by public employees, OCSEA retiree activists are perfectly suited to get involved in activities from the Statehouse to the White House. Retirees have the experience, the knowledge of public employment and the ability to advocate and focus on the issues that most directly impact them. Our retiree advocates take action and get a lot done!
OCSEA Retiree Program
OCSEA retirees can become an active OCSEA Retiree Member by paying an annual fee of $6 directly through OCSEA. Membership perks include access to discount college, the OCSEA Les Best Member Scholarship, member-only news, discounts and so much more.
To become an active OCSEA retiree, visit the OCSEA Toolbox "Retiree Forms" section to download the OCSEA Retiree Application and instructions for joining.
OCSEA Life Membership
OCSEA Life Members are activists whose retiree membership dues are covered by a subordinate body due to years of union service and activism. Questions regarding OCSEA Life Membership should be addressed with your chapter president or chapter leadership. Visit the OCSEA Toolbox "Retiree Forms" section to download the Life Member Application. That form must be filled out upon approval by subordinate body leaders covering the dues.
AFSCME Retiree Chapter 1184
OCSEA encourages all retirees to join AFSCME Retiree Chapter 1184. The AFSCME Retiree Program, which began operation in 1980, is an expanding national network of retired public sector workers. Retirees and soon-to-be retirees can learn more about the Ohio AFSCME retiree chapter at OhioAFSCMERetirees.org. To get involved and take action, you can also like the AFSCME Retiree Chapter 1184 Facebook Page at Facebook.com/OhioAFSCMERetirees.
To sign up to become a dues-paying AFSCME retiree member, visit the official AFSCME Retiree Chapter 1184 website:
https://ohioafscmeretirees.org
AFSCME Chapter 1184 Contact Information:
info@ohioafscmeretirees.org
614-407-6492