EEOC launches Pride Month by honoring AFGE transgender member behind landmark ruling.
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While Congress was on vacation the last week of May, TSA officers found a record-breaking 74 guns, 65 loaded, in carry-on bags across the country.
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As the long days of summer approach, there's no indication that Congress will take the dramatic action needed to shorten wait times at the nation's airports. Read how AFGE is turning up the heat.
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They've fought alongside other activists for labor rights and social justice, yet their contributions have too often gone unrecognized. AFGE talks with current Asian American labor activists about the struggles of today.
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We've made a few changes to AFGE.org. Here's just a few important pages you won't want to miss.
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During Jewish Heritage Month, AFGE looks back at a few of Jewish leaders who have contributed to monumental moments in labor history.
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AFGE is engaging retirees to fight back against attacks on workers everywhere.
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In a Memorial Day message, President. J. David Cox Sr. asks that we remember those who gave their lives in the name of freedom, but says our commemorative words must be followed with courageous action.
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AFGE National President J. David Cox Sr. was honored during the Workers Defense League's 80th Anniversary Dinner for his contributions to expand and protect the rights of public servants.
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AFGE members across the country comment on how Congress has contributed to long lines at airports and why they must pass emergency funding for more TSA officers.
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The upgraded website gives you easier access to all the news, tools, and resources that come with your AFGE membership. Read more to learn how you can create your new AFGE account today!
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Members of Congress are used to seeing TSA Officers when they fly to and from Washington, D.C. But during AFGE Council 100's first annual Lobby Week, it's the TSA Officers who came to them.
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First, Michigan residents had to contend with dirty water. But as it turns out, Detroit classrooms are just as toxic after years of drastic budget cuts and neglect.
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Through wars, recessions, natural disasters, and more, public servants have always been there to serve their communities and their country. This Public Service Recognition Week, AFGE salutes you and all that you do to make America great.
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In a time of unprecedented attacks on public servants, AFGE looks back at its history during Labor History Month to inspire its future.
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