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Largest federal employee union rallies for 5.3 percent pay increase

As President Obama issued the final budget of his administration Tuesday, the American Federation of Government Employees called on Congress to raise wages for ...

February 11, 2016 11:39 am

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“The federal government should serve as a model employer for the rest of the country to follow. Thanks to sequestration and budget cuts, federal employees have fallen further behind the private sector and are making less today than they did five years ago,” AFGE President J. David Cox said.

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