The Women’s and Fair Practices Departments are proud to invite you to AFGE’s 2022 Diversity Week and Human Rights Training Conference!
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Congress passed and President Biden signed into law the 1.5 trillion appropriations package that funds the government through the rest of fiscal 2022 that ends Sept. 30.
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The 2022 AFGE Legislative Conference will take place March 27-30 at the Hyatt Regency in Washington, D.C. Like previous years, it’s chock-full of activities that will help prepare AFGE members for the legislative year ahead.
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USP Thomson is currently short 75 positions in custody and 10 positions in medical.
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AFGE is proud to celebrate women and the many important contributions of women to our nation during Women’s History Month in March!
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AFGE urges the commission, the administration and lawmakers to reject all efforts to close facilities and replace VA care with outsourced care.
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Find out more about AFGE's new constituency group Black Leaders Advancing Change and Knowledge (AFGE B.L.A.C.K.), and how you can get involved!
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The negotiation teams met on March 1 in Phoenix to begin renegotiating 12 of the 67 total articles in the master agreement.
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Federal employees who were exposed to COVID-19 in the workplace are now able to join a class-action lawsuit.
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AFGE Council of Prison Locals and Local 1169 are seeking 25% retention bonuses and direct hire authority to reverse chronic understaffing issues.
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AFGE Local 507 mobilized union allies in West Palm Beach to oppose an anti-LGBTQ+ bill that would prohibit classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in the state’s primary schools.
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Join us on Tuesday, March 15 from 7-9pm EST for our AFGE Women virtual panel discussion.
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Former and current nurses and physician assistants working at the VA from 2012 until the end of last year will get $145 million because of a lawsuit seeking unpaid overtime pay.
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AFGE applauds President Biden’s decision to nominate U.S. Appeals Court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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OPM Director Kiran Ahuja touted telework as an important tool for agencies to use to carry out their missions during these tough times.
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