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Your weekly Insider update.
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Learn more about how AFGE is fighting back against the Trump administration through litigation.
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Find out how President Trump plans to bring back the spoils system to government service.
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Week 20 saw Trump facing several legal setbacks over his unlawful actions and an appeals court reopening a case that may have sweeping implications for federal workers.
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Learn more about an important listening session held by former Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su and Arizona workers.
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This Week in Labor History
June 13, 1979: 1,200 postal workers rally on the steps of the Capitol along with eight Congressmen and Senators to demand amnesty for all 200 postal workers fired during the 1978 contract dispute.
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This Week's Member Benefit
Do you have AFGE members, family members or prospective members who are NOT already covered under the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program (FEHBP), an employer or union's collectively bargained health plan? AFGE’s Working America and Union Plus are working with licensed agents at GoHealth to guide any uncovered workers and their families through the insurance enrollment process.
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