Over the past year, the Trump administration has tried its best to silence your voice and crush your union. But we have news for President Trump and his anti-labor zealots: AFGE isn’t going anywhere.
Tearing up our legally binding contracts and attempting to prevent workers from joining the union only strengthens our resolve to continue fighting on behalf of our members.
AFGE’s representation of our members has never relied solely on union contracts. We fight for members in the halls of Congress and in the courts, we represent employees facing discrimination or retaliation at the workplace, and we advocate for workers in the press and through grassroots community outreach.
This spring, AFGE national organizers travelled the country, visiting with federal employees at various agencies to thank them for their public service and highlight all the ways our union continues to show up and serve our members.
Here’s a brief rundown of recent AFGE events:
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By becoming an AFGE member, you’ll join the 820,000 government employees represented by AFGE who are fighting for better pay, retirement, and job security. AFGE members also receive support on and off the job, exclusive benefits, and a voice in our legislative process.
Together, we work to build a government that delivers for the American people and recognizes the vital work done by employees like you.
Over the past year, the Trump administration has tried its best to silence your voice and crush your union. But we have news for President Trump and his anti-labor zealots: AFGE isn’t going anywhere.
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