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Your weekly Insider update.
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Learn more about AFGE's fight for equal workplace rights for TSA officers.
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Find out more about how lawmakers are standing up for feds during the pandemic.
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Find out more about the bill introduced to avoid furloughs at USCIS.
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A weekly digest of what your union has been up to and where AFGE members have been featured in the media.
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This Week in Labor History
July 15, 1877: Start of the first nationwide railroad strike in history when Baltimore & Ohio firemen and brakemen walk off their jobs. Sparked by a steady deterioration of working conditions, including wage cuts of up to 45% and 18-hour workdays, the strike lasted two weeks and stopped traffic on two-thirds of the nation's 75,000 miles of track.
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