Congress Contemplates Backtracking Commissary Workers Wages and Benefits
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National Vice President for Women and Fair Practices Augusta Y. Thomas was honored for her history with the civil rights movement and her work as a labor leader earned her the Sit-In Participants Award.
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The virus is spreading rapidly throughout South America with devastating consequences for mothers and their newborn children. As the virus migrates closer to the United States, the National Institutes of Health and Center for Disease Control are mobilizing to stop it in its tracks.
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Just because it fits in the overhead bin, doesn’t mean it should be in your suitcase – particularly if it’s one of the 2,600 firearms TSA stopped at checkpoints in U.S. airports last year.
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Rain, sleet, hail, and snow didn’t stop our members from keeping their communities safe in last week’s blizzard!
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Congress could be changing the way working people use their administrative leave.
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After security leaks and personnel data breaches, the Obama Administration is overhauling how we keep our information secure.
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The Department of Defense wastes tens of billions of dollars every year hiring service contractors to do work that federal employees can do for two to three times less.
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A blizzard has hit, and your front yard looks like the North Pole. You’re wondering whether or how you’ll get to work the following morning.
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When officials cut corners to get a cheaper water source for Flint, Mich., half of its children tested positive for elevated lead levels. But it's not just Flint that is suffering.
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From writers at online news site Gawker in Manhattan, to Uber drivers in Seattle, to Volkswagen workers in Tennessee, workers across the country stood up for their right to have a voice at work.
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The MyVA Transformation Initiative had so much potential to improve veterans' health care, but employees have been left in the cold.
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After years of dangerous inmate population growth from strict sentencing laws, this correctional officer and union leader is fighting for reform from the inside.
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Whistleblower retaliation has surged over the last several years in the federal government. Can the office that protects whistleblowers keep up with without new funding?
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50 years ago this week, President John F. Kennedy gave his employees a meaningful voice at work. Find out how.
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