On August 28, thousands will march from Foley Square to Wall Street to demand an economy that works for all of us—not just the wealthy few.
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AFGE members working for the Federal Bureau of Prisons have reelected AFGE Council 33 President Brandy Moore White to her second consecutive term leading the Council of Prison Locals.
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Last week, thousands of AFGE members and allies mobilized around several key issues including illegal terminations of our union contracts, staffing crisis, and the threat of privatization of government services.
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The Trump administration is moving swiftly to terminate our negotiated contracts since an appeals court lifted a preliminary injunction that had been blocking implementation of Trump’s anti-union executive order.
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AFGE is restructuring key departments within its headquarters office to meet new and emerging challenges facing the 820,000 federal and D.C. government employees we represent.
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For 93 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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The Department of Veterans Affairs has terminated its collective bargaining agreements with AFGE and other labor unions representing more than 400,000 VA workers.
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AFGE’s council representing more than 8,000 employees at the Environmental Protection Agency says it will keep fighting for its members and their critical jobs after the agency said it was cancelling our negotiated contract.
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Before adjourning for the August recess, a powerful Senate committee took a major step to reject President Trump’s proposed budget cuts to the CDC and NIOSH.
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Is your work environment making you sick? And no, we’re not talking about our current political climate – the air you breathe at work could be hazardous to your health.
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Last week, a panel of judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit granted the government’s motion to stay (or pause) a preliminary injunction issued by a federal district court judge in our lawsuit against President Trump’s executive order excluding most federal agencies and workers from collective bargaining.
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AFGE National President Everett Kelley joined IFPTE President Matt Biggs, federal employees, and allies outside the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum to sound the alarm on what union leaders are calling the most dangerous assault on NASA’s mission and workforce in agency history.
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Social Security Workers United are coming together to bring awareness to the recent administration attacks on SSA workers and the services they provide to millions of Americans each year.
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Last week, the Trump administration unveiled a sweeping restructuring plan for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), proposing significant reductions and relocations that immediately sparked concern among federal workers represented by AFGE.
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As federal and DC government workers have faced relentless attacks in 2025, WFP has held strong in its mission to protect the civil rights of every AFGE member.
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