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Learn more on how AFGE reflects on the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Find out more about this organizing victory.
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Find out more on this collaborative effort to make cloth masks for Navy personnel.
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Learn more about how to support victims of sexual violence.
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This Week in Labor History
April 25, 1917: On this date a charter is granted by the American Federation of Labor to the "National Federation of Postal Employees," a product of the merger of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks and the Brotherhood of Railway Postal Clerks.
Correction: The April 13 edition of This Week in Labor History incorrectly said that Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthdate was April 15. His birthdate was January 15.
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This Week's Member Benefit
Because of the current economic and health uncertainty facing many union members, students who enroll in the Union Plus Bachelor's Degree Completion Program, in partnership with Central State University, in the summer 2020 term will complete their entire degree for free.
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