Despite a crippling federal hiring freeze and continued morale-draining attacks from some members of Congress, a thousand AFGE members who work in the federal and D.C. governments stood together in Washington, D.C.
But not all lawmakers use the federal workforce as a punching bag. During the week of activities, AFGE members heard from elected officials who recognize the service and sacrifice that comes with government worker.
Two weeks after Donald Trump was reelected president of the United States, Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota introduced legislation that would carry out one of Trump’s signature campaign promises: eliminate the Department of Education.
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A recent decision by a Wisconsin judge to strike down parts of the controversial law, Act 10, paves the way for collective bargaining rights to be restored to teachers and other public workers across the state.
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FEEA’s annual scholarship competition is available for eligible students and open until March 13, 2025.
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