Andrea Hsu and Stephen Fowler at NPR (National Public Radio) report the Trump Administration has paused work on only a small share of the roughly 4,000 mass layoffs announced since October 1st
Trump is posting his picture on municipal Buildings costing the country thousands of dollars. In just four months, at least three federal agencies have paid for massive Trump picture banners.
During their annual Retiree Council meeting in Washington, AFSCME retirees went to Congress to demand that lawmakers lower health care costs, fund public services, and protect federal workers’ jobs. AFSCME
Brooklyn, NY – Local 100 President John V. Chiarello and other union leaders visited the Flatbush Depot in the Flatlands neighborhood of South Brooklyn on October 6th, to show support
Washington, DC– American Federation of Government Employees National President Everett Kelley has issued the following statement: The correctional officers and staff who oversee the more than 142,000 inmates housed by the Federal
Cheryl Kelley is a former Senior Government Official with experience across five Cabinet Agencies, including serving as Director of Planning, Management and Budget. She is also an Adjunct Fellow at the Pell
ATU President John Costa has announced ATU’s endorsement of Governor Andrew Cuomo for Mayor of New York City. In a room packed on Saturday September 27th, with members from ATU
It was on Monday, September 15, after three years without a raise during a period of high inflation, Long Island Rail Road engineers represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Karen Juanita Carrillo at The New York Amsterdam News reports the Trump Administration has agreed to get involved in contract negotiations between five Unions that represent Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Workers and the
Our union is no stranger to seemingly insurmountable challenges. Still, this year is more intense than ever with a presidential administration set on destroying our job security, rolling back safety
