AFGE Wins Union Election to Represent DHA Headquarters Workers
May 23, 2022
AFGE is now the exclusive representative to more than 2,200 employees at the Defense Health Agency headquarters.
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AFGE’s 10 Most-Read Stories in 2021
December 20, 2021
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The Insider
2021 continues to be a pandemic year, so it came as no surprise that the topic dominated this year’s most-read list. But these most-read stories also showed how our union has played a major role in the lives of government workers and how our hard work and perseverance have paid off. It’s proven once again that we are stronger together!
This is the final edition of the AFGE Insider. We hope you’ve enjoyed our publication. See you in 2022!
AFGE’s 10 most-read articles in 2021
- Government Workers Win 5 Major Benefits in New COVID Relief Bill
- A VA Doctor Was Fired After Blowing the Whistle on Fraud. AFGE Took VA to Arbitration and Won
- AFGE Expects to Negotiate Over Changes to Working Conditions as a Result of Biden’s Vaccine Announcement
- AFGE Continues Aggressive Fight for Hazard Pay for Feds
- Biden Repealing 5 Trump Executive Orders Marks New Day of Hope for Feds
- AFGE Expects to Bargain Over New Protocols, Urges Members to Get Vaccinated
- AFGE Pushes to Stop Government’s Delay on Hazard Pay Lawsuit
- AFGE, SSA to Begin Negotiating Over Office Re-opening in December
- OPM Issues New Guidance, Encourages More Telework, Remote Work
- TSA Officers Win MSPB Appeal Rights
Recent AFGE News:
AFGE Calls for More Hiring at VA Following Senate Hearing
May 23, 2022
The VA needs to improve hiring processes and hire thousands of new employees.
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AFGE Council 216 Files 2 More Unfair Labor Practice Charges Against EEOC for Unilaterally Imposing Reentry
May 23, 2022
AFGE Council 216 representing Equal Employment Opportunity Commission employees have filed two more Unfair Labor Practice complaints against the agency.
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