The Trump administration’s Office of Personnel Management has issued a final rule to allow employees to be disciplined or removed with little recourse.
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In a viral op-ed originally published in The Hill, AFGE President Kelley points out several examples of mismanagement under the Trump administration.
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Congratulations to AFGE's new National Vice Presidents recently elected to represent locals and members in five geographic areas.
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Current and retired federal workers will pay 4.9% more in health insurance premiums on average next year.
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AFGE continues to call on the Senate to pass COVID-19 relief legislation that would address the needs of working families.
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The AFGE Council 238’s locals representing 7,500 Environmental Protection Agency employees nationwide recently voted that they have “no confidence” in EPA leadership.
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At least four AFGE members and former members are stepping up and running for office this election season.
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AFGE voices support for members of Congress who are trying to shield federal workers from the ill effects of COVID-19 by protecting their leave and allowing them to opt out of the ill-conceived tax deferral scheme.
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AFGE honors the life and legacy of the late Augusta Y. Thomas.
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a month dedicated to educating the public on the realities of domestic violence, domestic violence prevention, and services for those experiencing violence in their lives.
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With Election Day only a month away, it is more important than ever for AFGE members to activate their voices and volunteer for Labor 2020.
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GAO is launching an investigation into systemic racism at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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October 6 marks the 27th anniversary of the Hatch Act Reform Amendments signed into law by former President Bill Clinton.
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AFGE launches Firefighter of the Year nominations.
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AFGE is urging the Senate to pass the funding resolution passed by the House to avoid a government shutdown Oct. 1.
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