The VA is taking steps to comply with President Biden’s Executive Order 14003, rescinding the previous administration's anti-worker, anti-union directives.
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Congratulations to AFGE Local 2209 and the AFGE General Counsel’s Office for a sweeping victory for the federal workers we represent at the Dayton Veterans Affairs hospital!
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Congratulations Dr. Bentley on this wonderful accomplishment!
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President Biden has appointed Charlotte Dye as Acting General Counsel of the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
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AFGE District 14 stays connected with its members through first ever virtual union fair.
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AFGE supports a new bill that has just been introduced in the House and Senate that would make meat and poultry processing plants safer for both workers and inspectors.
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The federal pay systems have an excellent structure. They just need to be adequately funded because federal workers deserve to be paid fairly.
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A bill has been introduced in the House and the Senate to make it easier for the VA to create a better environment and to improve working conditions.
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AFGE grieves the loss of eight people, including six Asian American women, who were murdered at three spas in the Atlanta area on March 16.
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The Grovetown City Council in Georgia has a new councilmember!
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Thanks to AFGE members’ persistence, the House and the Senate passed the final version of a COVID relief bill with important benefits for federal employees.
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President Joe Biden directs OPM to find ways to grant federal workers time off to vote as part of the administration’s bigger effort to promote access to voting for all Americans.
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The AFGE National Veterans Affairs Council (NVAC) is holding its very first virtual training on health and safety in April.
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Writing tips to make your content stand out and increase your readership.
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Over the course of the first few weeks of the Biden-Harris administration, we have seen a sea change in the approach toward workers.
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