Congress had only 72 hours before the government would be forced to lock out workers. But with the pressure to avoid a shutdown sky-high, Congress found a way.
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The National Park Service just blew out the candles on its 100th birthday. But will our national treasure get the support it needs to last another 100?
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When lawmakers return to Washington after the August recess, they have to finish drafting several bills, and this one directly affects your job and pay.
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AFGE members across the country comment on how Congress has contributed to long lines at airports and why they must pass emergency funding for more TSA officers.
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Rep. Price has a budget plan for (uh, only a couple) of you.
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We said it loud and clear: A 1.6% raise doesn’t cut it. And Congress listened.
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Congress Tom Price is on a mission to take away your freedom to join a union.
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Congress could be changing the way working people use their administrative leave.
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It took only 12 days into the New Year for Congress to take a major swipe at your rights on the job.
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The House and Senate this week approved a funding package that keeps the federal government funded through September, 2016.
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To avoid a government shutdown, the House and Senate last week passed a short-term bill to fund the government until Dec. 16 as lawmakers continue to work to come to an agreement on a long-term $1.1 trillion funding package.
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AFGE called on Congress to cease mean-spirited cuts to federal workers' pay and benefits today following the release of abysmally-low employee morale scores as part of the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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House Speaker John Boehner is stepping down. You probably know that. You also may know John Boehner has never been a friend of federal employees. But what may surprise you is that he was ousted because he was just trying to do his job by keeping the government open for the American people.
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No veteran should have to choose between their medical appointments and a paycheck. And now they won’t have to.
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