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‘Blatant disrespect’: Judge contemplates contempt proceedings after VA re-terminated union contract A federal judge in Rhode Island denied a request from the Trump administration to “moot out” a preliminary injunction preserving the American Federation of Government Employees’ contract with the Veterans Affairs Department.

TSA Workers Union Calls on Congress to Return to Washington and Fund DHS Today, American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) TSA Council 100, the exclusive union representative of over 45,000 TSA officers across the country, is calling on Congress to return to Washington to provide funding for the Department of Homeland Security agencies and pay its workers. AFGE T...

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Chaos and Corruption Weekly Digest: Week 23 Week 23 saw a federal judge blocking Trump’s plan to end collective bargaining for federal workers, chaos at NSF, and Trump withholding congressionally mandated funding for agencies.

AFGE Victory: Judge Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Strip Union Rights from a Million Feds A federal judge last week granted AFGE and allies’ request for a preliminary injunction in a case involving President Trump’s executive order ending collective bargaining agreements for federal workers, ruling the EO is likely illegal.

‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ gives new feds a choice: job security or lower pension contributions The House-passed version of the bill states new hires in the federal workforce would have to make an “irrevocable election" to become at-will hires.

White House’s New Hiring, Firing Plans Aim at Creating Subservient Federal Workforce Loyal to Trump, Not Constitution President Trump is bringing back the spoils system in which federal workers are hired and fired based on whether they are loyal to him and willing to implement his policies, many of which are illegal.

June 6, 2025 - Few L1148 moments at the AFGE and NVAC, "Unite for Veterans, Unite for America" rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.” event.