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Delegates at the National VA Council’s 25th Triennial Convention have elected a new slate of officers to lead AFGE’s largest council through one of the most challenging periods in VA history. The convention, held November 10–12 in Orlando under the…

Filed November 4, 2025 | U.S. District Court for Rhode Island 🧾 What’s This Case About AFGE’s National VA Council has sued VA Secretary Doug Collins, arguing that the department’s move to terminate our union contracts violates both President Trump’s…

AFGE’s National VA Council (NVAC) has filed a new lawsuit in federal court accusing VA Secretary Doug Collins of illegally and selectively enforcing Trump’s anti-union executive orders—targeting AFGE while protecting smaller, compliant unions. 📍 Filed: November 4, 2025 — U.S.…

In a major boost for federal employees, the Senate parliamentarian has removed key anti-worker provisions from the GOP reconciliation bill—following pressure from AFGE and allied unions  . These dropped provisions included: AFGE’s careful outreach to senators—including Tim Kaine, Chris Van…

AFGE has officially endorsed Jay Jones for Virginia Attorney General in the upcoming November 4 statewide elections. Jones, a former dues-paying AFGE member from Local 1403, has pledged to use every tool available to protect the collective bargaining rights of…

In a major win for AFGE, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against Trump’s Executive Order 14210, which sought to reorganize the executive branch and implement mass RIFs without Congressional approval. The court found these actions likely violated…

Congress is considering devastating cuts to federal retirement and workplace protections. AFGE is fighting back—but they need your voice.