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Find out about the anti-federal worker measures dropped from the final reconciliation bill.
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Learn more about how activism from AFGE members gets RIF notices at Voice of America rescinded.
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Week 24 saw Trump shutting down a government website with research on global warming, axing all NOAA’s tornado and hurricane research, and placing on leave 144 EPA employees who signed a letter of dissent against his policies.
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Have you ever wondered how OSHA decides whether a workplace complaint warrants an onsite inspection? In this self-paced course, you'll gain a clear understanding of the key factors OSHA uses to evaluate complaints and how OSHA assesses whether an employer may be exposing workers to unsafe conditions. You’ll learn how to prepare a clear, well-documented complaint that gives OSHA the important details it needs to understand your situation and take action to protect your rights. You can access the course at AFGE Learn or log in here.
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This Week in Labor History
July 10, 1987: 5,000 APWU and NALC members demonstrate outside USPS headquarters to demand a fair contract.
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