Federal employees union grows to record size amid DOGE attacks
Briefly

This week’s labor news focuses on significant developments including the surge in federal employee union membership as workers face challenges posed by confusing directives. Workers express feeling degraded and overwhelmed, with testimonies highlighting emotional tolls. Additionally, a dairy farmer is charged with wage theft, Mayday Cafe reopens as a worker co-op, and Whole Foods contests union election results in Philadelphia. The article underscores a broader sentiment of disconnect among Americans regarding political party attentiveness to economic concerns.
We feel very degraded and insulted ... We feel terrorized," said Regina Marsh, a Minnesota-based claim specialist for Social Security.
I feel like our government is being taken over and nobody is doing anything about it," said Regina Marsh.
In all my years, we've been in and out of administrations on both sides of the aisle, and it's never really changed our lives that drastically," said Marsh.
I feel like we're compassionate and kind to the people that we serve, and we take pride in that," stated Regina Marsh.
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