After months of collective bargaining between the agency and the union, a seven-year contract was agreed upon on March 5. Two days later, TSA Council 100, which represents TSOs nationwide, started the 45-day ratification process.
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President Joe Biden last week issued an executive order creating labor-management forums at federal agencies to promote better relationships between management and front-line workers.
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This year, our union is celebrating the 50th anniversary of our Women’s Department!
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Join upcoming webinars to learn more about the Thrift Savings Plan.
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March/April 2024 Government Standard: Improving federal pay and benefits, addressing staffing shortages, preventing a disastrous government shutdown, and more.
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The February numbers are in. AFGE’s membership now stands at 300,055!
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In a show of solidarity, AFGE President Everett Kelley addressed NTEU members at NTEU’s legislative conference.
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AFGE voices support for a new piece of legislation that would prevent states with a history of voter discrimination from enacting new laws that would suppress the vote.
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We can afford Social Security if the wealthy pay their fair share.
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This year the state of the union address will be held on March 7, and AFGE Local 96 member April Williams will be attending as a guest of Rep. Nikki Budzinski.
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AFGE Council 220 and Council 215 joined Social Security Works and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in calling on Congress to fully fund Social Security.
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Working closely with the current local officers of Local 3, Verle, who is chief shop steward, and Syretta, a steward, are doing everything they can to help revive the union.
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Learn more about AFGE B.L.A.C.K.
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Hundreds of AFGE leaders and activists gathered in Washington, D.C. last week for the union’s annual legislative conference.
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AFGE members braved the cold last week to call on Congress to fully fund the government and give them the 7.4% raise they deserve.
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