AFGE Ranks 1st As Fastest Growing Large Union in U.S.
April 15, 2024
The numbers are in. AFGE grew by 5.5% in 2023, making our union the fastest growing large union in the U.S.
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We may have won our executive order lawsuit, but the fight isn't over. The administration is appealing the judge's order, and is actively working to put the union-busting, democracy-busting executive orders back in place.
We're all in on fighting back and standing up for workers' rights. We need you and your coworkers to show management and the administration that our union isn't going anywhere. Make sure to wear red EVERY Wednesday.
When management and the administration see worksites full of government workers wearing red, it will be a powerful display of our strength, solidarity, and willingness to fight the administration's outrageous attempts to bust our union and break our democracy.
It is up to us to keep working for what is right - and to do that, our union has to be all in. That's why we're wearing Red for Feds every Wednesday and sharing pictures of our red on social media with the hashtag #RedForFeds.
Please make sure that you are not on government time or government property when you take or share your photos. If your employment requires a specific uniform or dress policy, be mindful of compliance. The wearing of red is not for, or against, any candidate or party, and is not a violation of the Hatch Act.
By joining together and raising our voices as a union family, we know we can do great things.
Are you all in?
Now it's time for every federal worker to stand up, fight back, and show management and the administration that our union isn't going anywhere. Click here and fight to win!
The numbers are in. AFGE grew by 5.5% in 2023, making our union the fastest growing large union in the U.S.
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AFGE and the Defense Health Agency (DHA) have reached an interim master labor agreement that will improve working conditions for 38,000 bargaining unit employees AFGE represents.
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Due to chronic staffing and attrition issues, the Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced it will be closing a field office in Southeast Cleveland, Ohio, a community that is 94% Black.
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