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Your weekly Insider update.
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Learn more about the work being done to expand paid and unpaid family leave for federal workers.
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Find out more about this perfect partnership born out of commitment and love for the labor movement.
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The number of government workers seeking a voice on the job continued to rise in January as 4,600 federal and D.C. government workers joined the AFGE family.
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Find out more about how AFGE is urgining the Senate to let residents in DC have a say in local affairs.
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Read the latest op-ed from National President Kelley about the debt ceiling and how you can help.
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This Week in Labor History
Feb. 14, 1903: President Theodore Roosevelt signed a law creating the Department of Commerce and Labor. Ten years later, it was divided in two separate government departments.
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