The 43rd convention opened last week in Las Vegas with a message of growth and solidarity, the key components that will help us defeat attacks against working people.
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Several AFGE councils held elections during our national convention. Here are the results.
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After completion of work by the Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence (AI), AFGE has launched a new webpage with resources and information about AI at afge.org/ai.
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AFGE members attend the Women’s Breakfast sponsored by the Women’s and Fair Practices Departments.
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Delegates attending the American Federation of Government Employees’ national convention elect officers for next three years.
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For 92 years, AFGE’s mission has been to improve the lives of government workers and make sure they have the resources they need to serve the American people.
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April Williams, a member of AFGE Local 96 in St. Louis, Mo., is the winner of this year Ed Klein Political Action Award.
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Local 2092 member Neil Frye is this year’s winner of the A. Philip Randolph–Hubert H. Humphrey Award.
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AFGE Local 1633 Secretary-Treasurer Joycelyn Westbrooks has been honored with Bernice Heffner Outstanding Women’s Achievement Award.
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AFGE members will gather in Las Vegas next week for our union’s 43rd National Convention.
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AFGE was one of the featured unions speaking during the Labor for Harris Zoom call last week to build support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.
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AFGE locals are ready to have their cases heard as the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA) is now fully operational following the Senate confirmation of Anne Wagner as its third member.
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Defense Health Agency employees in the Indo-Pacific region have voted to join AFGE, which already represents more than 38,000 employees at the upstart agency.
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The AFGE National Executive Council last week voted unanimously to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris to be the next president of the United States.
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Project 2025, conservatives’ extreme plan for a Republican administration, promises to reshape the U.S. and dismantle many aspects of our lives, and that includes the progress we’ve made as a nation on civil rights.
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