AFGE Story: In 1932, civil service employees came together to stand up for basic workplace rights, forming the American Federation of Government Employees. Our union began at a precarious time for America’s working people, including government workers. Politicians were actively seeking to dismantle the nation’s civil service, workers at the time faced wage cuts, increased furloughs, and career opportunities had become increasingly rare. Rights we now take for granted, such as health insurance, overtime, and weekends were virtually nonexistent.
What We Do - AFGE Local 2449 advise and provide legal representation, technical expertise, and informational services for federal government workers and local members. We recruit and provide training for our members on how to become activists at their workplace and in their
communities, advise them to make their voices heard in media at the local, regional, and national level, keep them up to date on the benefits that come with their union membership.
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