You’ve probably heard by now that Trump is trying to destroy our union by stopping union dues from being deducted from members’ paychecks, therefore cutting off our financial resources. This was done to silence AFGE, a retaliation against our efforts to challenge his illegal workplace actions.
“But you heard it here first. AFGE is not going to give up, and we will still fight,” said AFGE President Everett Kelley. “We’re fighting back in the courts and protecting your freedom to join a union. That’s why the support of every single member is more critical now than ever before.”
More than 150,000 AFGE members have made the switch to AFGE E-Dues. Making the switch gives us the power to control our own union membership and our resources without meddling interference from the administration.
If you haven’t yet made the switch to AFGE E-Dues, it's not too late to sign up.
If you have already made the switch, we want to hear from you! Share a quick video with us about why it was important for you to make the switch to AFGE E-Dues.
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