This year’s national theme is “A Century of Black History Commemorations,” honoring 100 years since the first Black History Week was held in 1926.
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We’re offering a free class later this month to help AFGE members in filing workers’ compensation claims.
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Lawmakers struck an 11th-hour deal with President Trump last week to approve year-long funding for six Cabinet departments.
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Roughly two-dozen vigils were held in cities across the country over the past week to honor the life of AFGE member Alex Pretti.
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AFGE led a broad coalition of labor organizations, nonprofit groups, and local governments in filing a legal complaint Jan. 27 challenging the Trump administration’s unlawful and drastic reduction of staff at FEMA.
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AFGE’s National VA Council will soon begin bargaining over the Department of Veterans Affairs’ intention to resume the use of enhanced disciplinary measures that the agency previously used to wrongfully fire thousands of VA workers.
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AFGE is mourning the loss of one of our own, Local 3669 member Alex Pretti.
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AFGE's outlook for 2026.
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AFGE strongly supports legislation that would guarantee federal employees, military service members, reservists, and contractors get paid in full and on time in the event of a government shutdown.
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The Trump administration’s anti-labor policies are resulting in care being delayed or denied to our nation’s veterans, a new congressional report reveals.
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Discussion groups are now open for the Partnership for Public Service Viewpoint Survey.
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One year after President Trump took office with a mission to downsize the federal government and gut workers’ union rights and labor protections, AFGE has a message for the administration: we’re not going anywhere.
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In a major victory for the 47,000 Transportation Security Officers represented by AFGE, a federal judge ruled last week that the Trump administration’s latest attempt to terminate their contract violates a standing court injunction.
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After nine months of sustained organizing and collective action, all employees at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) who received layoff notices last year were fully reinstated last week.
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AFGE members from the Social Security Administration staged 25 public events in front of SSA offices across the country on Wednesday, Jan. 14, to support the agency and its mission.
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