FLRA moves forward with rule aimed at weakening federal employee unions.
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Brian Shoup, a Transportation Security Officer and president of AFGE TSA Local 555, shares his story.
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The World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus a global pandemic as cases in the U.S. climbed to more than 3,700 in 49 states and Washington, D.C.
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TSA is not doing enough to protect officers and the flying public from COVID-19.
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AFGE asks Defense Commissary Agency to protect commissary workers and customers.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs continues to silence frontline staffers.
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AFGE thanks the women of our union and recognizes them for their great contributions.
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Telework contingency plans in the works as the administration responds to COVID-19.
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Dr. Everett B. Kelley vowed to continue leading the fight against attacks on AFGE members and the work they do as he was sworn in as AFGE national president on March 1.
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House of Representatives passes legislation that would grant Transportation Security Officers equal workplace rights.
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Senate Democratic Caucus cautions Defense Secretary Mark Esper that stripping union rights from DoD workers could jeopardize our national security.
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Longer security lines at airports across the country and possible flight delays expected as the TSA freezes hiring and overtime hours.
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SSA attacks its own workforce through imposed workplace rules such as cuts to and elimination of telework, violating employees’ contract with the agency.
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The administration’s proposed budget for the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1 would slash the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s historically low budget by $27 million.
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Since 2005, AFGE’s GCO attorneys have handled close to 1,000 cases and won half a billion of dollars in back pay for our members.
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