Inside this issue, you’ll read more about how we are fighting on several fronts to increase your pay, raise your standard of living, and recruiting more members than we have in years.
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AFGE applauds President Biden for filling the 10 positions on the Federal Service Impasses Panel.
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This is the third segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: Surviving COVID: How AFGE Members Took on a Once-in-a-Century Public Health Crisis.
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AFGE Local 501 on Aug. 23 held a rally to shine a spotlight on critical issues at the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in downtown Miami.
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AFGE's new local in Oahu, Local 1239, has recently been chartered to represent Registered Nurses at the Tripler Army Medical Center.
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AFGE is fighting the government’s effort to delay our union’s hazard pay lawsuit following a judge’s ruling in an unrelated case.
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This is the second segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: Surviving COVID: How AFGE Members Took on a Once-in-a-Century Public Health Crisis
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The Biden administration Aug. 18 issued additional guidance on COVID-19 vaccination and testing.
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AFGE applauds the Biden administration for seeking to hire more employees to handle the current workload and new responsibilities of workers at an important immigration agency.
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Congratulations to newly elected AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler.
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President Joe Biden’s two important nominations to the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA) will bring to an end the Trump-appointed majority at the FLRA.
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This is the first segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: Surviving COVID: How AFGE Members Took on a Once-in-a-Century Public Health Crisis.
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3,337 new members joined the AFGE family in July – nearly another record-setting month!
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The AFGE Council of Prison Locals has signed a master agreement with the Bureau of Prisons with a number of new benefits for AFGE members.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka was an inspirational labor leader who devoted his life to working people.
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