AFGE continues to encourage all our members who are able to obtain one of the FDA-approved anti-COVID vaccines as soon as they possibly can.
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This is the third segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: The Road to Title 5: TSA Officers’ Fight for Dignity on the Job Changed TSA
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AFGE’s communications team is among the best in the labor movement, and our recent results from the Labor Media Awards prove it!
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AFGE surveyed its membership to assess experiences working during the COVID-19 pandemic and determine to what extent members want to continue teleworking going forward.
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The negotiations between AFGE and the Social Security Administration over the agency’s plan to reopen physical offices in 2022 are set to take place in December.
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AFGE remembers labor and civil rights powerhouse, Fredna S. White.
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This is the second segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: The Road to Title 5: TSA Officers’ Fight for Dignity on the Job Changed TSA
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AFGE calls on Congress and TSA to take action to ensure safe and efficient travel this holiday season.
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AFGE asks Biden administration to delay the deadline for federal employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 from Nov. 22 to Jan. 18, to ensure federal employees and federal contractors are subject to the same deadlines.
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An explosive new report details how GSA management downplayed the hazards to get higher tenant satisfaction ratings and higher bonus, among other findings.
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This is the first segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: The Road to Title 5: TSA Officers’ Fight for Dignity on the Job Changed TSA
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Congratulations to two more AFGE members who won election on Nov. 2!
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AFGE leaders and activists beat back anti-worker tactics at two Air Force bases.
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Congratulations to Shenise Turner-Sloss for winning the Dayton City Commissioner race on Nov.2!
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When there’s a safety violation that the agency refuses to address, we take the issue to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) so it can investigate.
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