The 2025 cost of living adjustment (COLA) was announced last week, and most federal workers will again receive a reduced COLA due to a flawed rule in the current law.
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AFGE activist Lilas Soukup shares why this election is important for workers.
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AFGE District 4 and Local 2065 in Jacksonville, N.C., are taking the lead in the relief efforts to help Local 446 members in Asheville ravaged by Hurricane Helene.
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As our union continues to grow, we want to make sure we hear about your experience as an AFGE member.
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The Office of Personnel Management last week took a huge step toward aligning the locality pay maps for employees on the Federal Wage System and General Schedule.
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With the election approaching Marcial Gomez talks about what’s on the line for TSA employees and his concerns about Project 2025.
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Members of AFGE’s DEFCON Steering Group met along with AFGE staff and elected leaders to discuss ways to better serve employees throughout the DoD in the year ahead.
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A bill that would provide full collective bargaining rights to Title 38 medical professionals at the Department of Veterans Affairs has been reintroduced in the House with 103 original co-sponsors.
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AFGE Council of Prison Locals President Brandy Moore White told lawmakers there’s a whole other side to the discussion of sexual abuse in federal prisons.
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Michael Knowles talks about the importance of electing the candidate that supports federal employees and promotes democracy.
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AFGE Local 2065 empowers workers through organizing.
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OPM releases new toolkit on religious discrimination.
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Members of Congress and former political appointees agreed that allowing an administration to hire and fire employees based on their politics will undermine national security.
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AFGE activist Jacob Romans shares why this election is important for workers.
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Thanks to the final push by key members of Congress and labor leaders including AFGE, a petition to force a vote on a bill that would repeal two unfair Social Security rules has reached the 218-signature threshold.
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