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Dear AFGE Activist,

The 2024 election is less than two weeks away and there is so much at stake!

AFGE members, our families, and our communities are up against a lot. Rising inflation and economic inequality are making it harder for us to make ends meet. Attacks on voting rights are making it harder to ensure our voices are heard. Recent efforts across the country to roll back reproductive rights are jeopardizing women’s health and compromising their futures. Project 2025 threatens to roll back the very existence of public sector unions. The list goes on.

It is easy to feel overwhelmed at the challenges we face. But we know that together we have the power to change things. In that spirit, WFP, AFGE Y.O.U.N.G. is coming together on Monday, October 28 starting at 7:00 pm (EST) to help turn voters out to the polls. We’ll be working together to reach out to voters in a key battleground swing states.

Register here to join our virtual phone bank on Oct. 28 from 7-9pm EST.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpdXkEmB3joObEMc2NqnDezHZ2ee3WJLJP3-ZH8ZGNr92Syg/viewform

We look forward to seeing you on October 28!

In Solidarity,

AFGE

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Dear AFGE Activist,

We’re three weeks away from Election Day!Now is the time to make sure you’re ready to cast your vote this November and connect with your friends, family, union siblings and neighbors to ensure they are prepared to participate in the democratic process.

Knowing your status is an important step in making your voice heard in local and national elections. You can find more information about your state’s voting laws and deadlines through Ballot Ready.

And don’t forget, early voting has already started in some states. Click here to find the early voting schedule in your state.

Let’s make sure we’re well prepared this election cycle to cast our votes!

In Solidarity,
AFGE

AFGE Day of Action!

October 8th, 2024 | Posted by admin in ELECTIONS | Local 1395 | Political | Uncategorized - (0 Comments)

AFGE Election Results 2024

October 7th, 2024 | Posted by admin in ELECTIONS | News | Uncategorized - (0 Comments)

Convention & Caucus Elections

National Election Results

National President:  Everett Kelley

National Secretary Treasurer:  Eric Bunn Sr

NVP for Women & Fair Practices:  Kendrick Roberson

AFGE Council 109 Election Results

President: Beverly Parks

Executive Vice President: Cheryl Bellamy-Bonner

 First Vice President: Cynthia Marshall Johns

Second Vice President: Yvette Wilson

Treasurer:  Bruce Friedman

Secretary: Regane Nicholson

AFGE Council 215 Election Results

President: Ricard Couture

Executive Vice President April Lott

Treasurer: Brandon Epps

Secretary: Gregory Senden

AFGE Council 220 Election Results

President: Jessica LaPointe

Executive Vice President: Angela Digeronimo

1st Vice President: Edwin Osorio

2nd Vice President: Amad Ali

3rd Vice President: Mark Rogers

Teleservice Center Vice President: Shonda Johnson

Secretary: Monique Buchanan

Treasurer: Jennifer Kirkham

SHOW ME THE MONEY $$$

October 5th, 2024 | Posted by admin in JOIN AFGE | Uncategorized - (0 Comments)

Coming Soon

Recruit a New Member & Collect

Stay Tuned

PASS A BUDGET

October 20th, 2023 | Posted by admin in Budget | Did you know? | Political | Uncategorized - (0 Comments)

The Continuing Resolution for the Federal Budget expires November 17, 2023. One week before Thanksgiving puting payroll in jeopardy starting December 8th as you prepare for Holidays.
Call your representative at 855-222-9093 and tell then the federal government needs a budget that funds SSA, Your friends and family can also call.

Proposed Telework Updates

October 16th, 2023 | Posted by admin in News | TeleWork | Uncategorized | Vote - (0 Comments)

A bipartisan pair of senators on Thursday proposed legislation that would codify federal employees’ use of remote work in federal law, as well as establish stronger reporting and training requirements for telework and authorize the noncompetitive hiring of military and law enforcement spouses into remote work positions.

The Telework Reform Act (S. 3015), introduced by Sens. James Lankford, R-Okla., and Kyrsten Sinema, I-Ariz., codifies the Office of Personnel Management’s administratively determined definitions of telework and remote work—including the requirement that teleworkers commute to their traditional worksite at least twice per pay period—and institutes a barrage of new reporting requirements for agencies.

See Full Article on Government Executive:

Senate bill would codify remote work, increase telework reporting – Government Executive (govexec.com)