Meet AFGE's finalists for FEEA's 2021 merit-based scholarship competition.

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Our union continues its efforts to advocate for policies that support people with disabilities in the government workforce.

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Domestic violence is a worker health and safety issue that impacts the well-being of not just our membership, but our workplaces.

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It is CRITICAL that the Senate avoid another costly shutdown by funding the government through a continuing resolution. The Senate must act TODAY or our livelihoods will be in danger.

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As of Sept. 26, TSA officers will now have broad appeal rights under the MSPB.

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In a major victory for staff at US Penitentiary Thomson in northern Illinois, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management has approved a request to pay 25% retention pay to all officers and staff at the facility.

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Participants engaged in workshops designed to empower them in all facets of their lives.

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AFGE’s National Veterans Affairs Council (NVAC) and the Department of Veterans Affairs are getting ready to renegotiate a new contract following.

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AFGE is excited to report that 4,082 federal workers joined AFGE last month!

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For the first time, a labor representative will sit on the Department of Defense’s Defense Business Board.

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What happened at Ft. Gordon is a reminder why we need a union.

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AFGE urges vaccination against highly contagious Delta variant.

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Learn how to organize workers and build power at your job site.

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National Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized each year between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15.

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AFGE recently launched a new training to help federal workers protect their mental health.

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