If some lawmakers succeed, the 21 million Americans kept out of poverty because of Social Security may find themselves with nowhere to turn.
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Everybody thinks they know what it means to be a public servant. But did you know this?
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Read how Howard Egerman's life of public service led to him being honored by the California State Assembly.
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Too many health care and social service employees have been assaulted or even killed on the job. It's about time we do something about it.
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If you want to know how veterans feel about getting their care from profit-hungry hospital corporations instead of at the Department of Veterans Affairs, just ask them.
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Federal Prison Industries is set to shutdown 25 factories across the country because of low profits – making it even harder to rehabilitate inmates in our federal prisons.
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The National Defense Authorization Act is a yearly spending bill that touches every part of the Department of Defense. Here are 5 parts of the bill that you should pay attention to.
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The bipartisan agreement provides much-needed stability for the aviation safety agency.
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While attacks on public servants are coming from all sides, government employees are working in union to support each other in record numbers.
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As expected, Commission on Care recommends the VA to line the pockets of private hospital corporations.
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Rep. Jeff Miller has disguised a new effort to privatize the VA, shut down hospitals and degrade veterans care by targeting VA employees.
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How a corporate American cookie giant is preparing to move its operations and eliminate 600 middle class workers. Here's how you can help stop them.
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As powerful corporations intensify their efforts to take over VA health care, a veteran and VA doctor explains why taking care of veterans should never be turned into a money-making enterprise.
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Are you a union rep? If so, don't miss this chance to hone your representational skills.
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Current and former federal employees and job applicants whose personal information was stolen during the data breaches into OPM’s computer systems are receiving enhanced protections under legislation advocated by AFGE and passed by Congress.
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