As the coronavirus outbreak raged on with cases in the U.S. nearing one million, employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in Baltimore were worried about their own health and safety.
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President Trump’s executive order requiring meat processing plants to remain open despite numerous COVID-19 outbreaks in the factories could result in more people contracting the virus and possibly deaths.
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Randy Hall was having dinner with his family on April 3 when he realized he couldn’t smell the food. That worried him – the loss of sense of smell is a telltale sign of COVID-19.
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AFGE issues six preconditions that must be met before any reopening can occur.
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Bureau of Prisons reverses course on granting employees paid emergency leave thanks to pressure from AFGE's Council of Prison Locals.
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Helpful tips on how to manage anxiety related to the coronavirus pandemic.
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April 19 marks the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Two Army Reserve units join AFGE.
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AFGE local joins effort to make masks for Navy personnel.
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AFGE and federal employees demand safer working conditions as more federal employees die from the coronavirus.
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Congress must act to ensure health and safety of federal workers who are working on the frontlines to protect and serve the American people during the pandemic.
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AFGE National Veterans Affairs Council sues the Federal Service Impasses Panel and its parent agency, the Federal Labor Relations Authority for illegally appointing impasses panel members.
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April is dedicated to bringing attention to the prevalence of sexual assault in our communities and the services to combat it.
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AFGE scores major win after an appeals court ruled that the VA improperly applied a new law expediting an employee’s removal.
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Each day front-line federal employees willingly risk their health and their families’ health to provide critical services to the American people.
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