AFGE National President Everett Kelley represented AFGE at the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
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Labor Day celebrates the social and economic achievements of us working people.
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USCIS announces cancellation of plan to furlough more than 13,000 employees.
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Education Department employees are giving Education Secretary Betsy DeVos an F.
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AFGE urges congressional leaders to come together to urgently pass legislation that includes protections for workers in the midst of a pandemic.
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Nearly 8 in 10 federal employees who have been working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic say they feel unsafe returning to work at this time.
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AFGE takes part in the virtual 2020 Democratic National Convention’s Labor Council discussion.
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Contract negotiations between AFGE and the Department of Veterans Affairs have completed with both sides waiting for FSIP to issue a decision that would impact the lives of VA employees for years to come.
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Protecting collective bargaining rights at the Department of Defense and equalizing locality pay are some of AFGE’s priorities as House and Senate negotiators are drafting the final version of the 2021 NDAA.
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AFGE is proud to support the selection of Senator Kamala Harris as Vice President Biden’s running mate. With this pick, Biden has ensured that the 2020 Democratic ticket will make history and deliver on the central promises of this campaign.
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AFGE TSA Council 100 is asking TSA to protect high-risk employees by reinstating Weather and Safety Leave.
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Social Security turns 85 on Friday, Aug. 14. Since its creation, the program has helped Americans live with financial security and dignity. Social Security keeps 22 million Americans out of poverty, and all workers at the Social Security Administration help ensure the program is available for generations to come.
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Find out more about Kendrick, a proud member of AFGE 2429, who works at the Los Angeles Air Force Base.
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Corporate interests are pushing policy makers to abolish OPM and contract out the agency’s important personnel functions.
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House lawmakers approved a measure preventing the Trump administration from implementing a proposed rule that would make it harder for federal employees to successfully challenge workplace discrimination.
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