Employees who worked during the 2018-2019 government shutdown must join the lawsuit by December 7, 2020 to be eligible for damages.
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AFGE is denouncing a Senate proposal to freeze wages for all federal workers next year.
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AFGE is asking President-Elect Joe Biden to rescind Trump’s anti-worker executive orders.
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AFGE’s National Veterans Affairs Council is pushing back against Trump appointees on the Federal Service Impasses Panel who ruled to impose anti-worker contract proposals.
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Congratulations to Janeese Lewis George for winning the D.C. Council Ward 4 race with an overwhelming margin – 91% of the votes!
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AFGE is proud to congratulate President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris on their electoral victory in the 2020 election.
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The Trump administration has been using the Federal Labor Relations Authority to bust unions.
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The Centers for Disease Control has changed its definition of a “close contact” of an infected person, expanding the pools of those considered at risk of contracting the coronavirus.
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In the final days before the most important election of our lives, AFGE members across the country joined with pro-worker allies to get out the vote to defend our labor movement and democracy.
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On Tuesday Nov. 3, the American people will finish an election season where we exercised our right to elect our own leaders.
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Thirty-one members of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform sent a letter to the Trump administration regarding Schedule F.
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OPM told its employees the agency will no longer pursue the planned merger with the General Services Administration.
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President Trump has issued a new executive order aimed at stripping hundreds of thousands of federal workers of due process, legal rights and protections.
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The Federal Salary Council has agreed to add Carroll county, Ill to the Davenport-Moline, Iowa-Ill., locality pay area, bumping locality pay for 355 federal employees in the area.
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The Trump administration’s Office of Personnel Management has issued a final rule to allow employees to be disciplined or removed with little recourse.
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