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Your weekly Insider update.
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Learn more about the new law that makes it easier for LEOs to access their Thrift Savings Plan savings when they retire.
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Find out more about potential threats facing government workers in this Congress.
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Find out more about the House's pathetic SHOW UP Act and how AFGE is fighting back against this flawed narrative.
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Learn more about AFGE Local 4070's efforts to remove the problematic warden at USP Thomson.
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Welcome to the first Government Standard issue of 2023 and the first to showcase our new interactive web-based design! Each issue of the Government Standard provides AFGE members with an in-depth look at issues affecting your pay, jobs, and working conditions. Using this new web-based format, we are now able to showcase more coverage in new and exciting ways, featuring additional photos and graphics, videos, and unique content that you can easily share with coworkers and colleagues.
Click here to read the latest edition of the Government Standard »
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This Week in Labor History
Jan. 17, 1915: Lucy Parsons leads hunger march in Chicago; Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) songwriter Ralph Chaplin writes his most famous labor song "Solidarity Forever" for the march.
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