Congress passed a bipartisan continuing resolution to fund the government through November 17, 2023.
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A group of House Republicans is ready to shut down the government if their demand for a series of deep budget cuts and conservative policy changes is not met.
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We need to stop the shutdown.
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Even though employers are required by law to protect workers from heat hazard, OSHA has not issued a heat standard that can be enforced and hold employers accountable.
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Each year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month pays tribute to Hispanic and Latinx culture, community, and contributions today and throughout history.
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AFGE is urging members of Congress not to repeat the same mistakes they made a few years ago.
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A week of Veteran Employee Recognition activities is held at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center.
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The seventh episode of AFGE’s new series, The Activist, highlighting our union members who have stepped up to help make a difference in the lives of their colleagues and our government.
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As election season heats up, AFGE’s District 14 organized several candidate forums to keep members informed about those looking to earn their vote.
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August has been our union’s single best month of the already outstanding year on the organizing front as more and more government workers are joining AFGE to seek empowerment and voice on the job.
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The sixth episode of AFGE’s new series, The Activist, highlighting our union members who have stepped up to help make a difference in the lives of their colleagues and our government.
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The Department of Treasury has issued a report, the first of its kind, on labor unions and the impact on the American economy.
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Check out the upcoming September webinars from the AFGE Field Services and Education Department.
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September/October 2023 Government Standard: AFGE members have a lot to celebrate as we head into fall – and you can read all about it here!
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AFGE is urging locals to monitor temperatures in their facilities after receiving several complaints from members that their agencies have refused to provide air-conditioning or fans during the summer months where several states saw record-high temperatures.
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