Federal Bureau of Prisons terminates collective bargaining agreement with AFGE
Over 30,000 federal correctional officers have lost their collective bargaining abilities, after the Federal Bureau of Prisons announced Thursday evening that it was ending its union contract with the American Federation of Government Employees, “effective immediately.”
The agency’s announcement comes in response to executive orders from President Donald Trump, directing most agencies to cancel their union contracts and terminate collective bargaining for broad swaths of federal employees.
