American Federation of Government Employees Reelects National Officers
June 27, 2022
Union’s top three officers reelected by delegates to AFGE’s 42nd National Convention.
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Union’s top three officers reelected by delegates to AFGE’s 42nd National Convention.
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Delegates elect national officers and council executive boards to lead the fight for workers’ rights and serve AFGE members.
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Several AFGE councils elected officers and executive board members during the 42nd AFGE National Convention.
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