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07/12/2021
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08/13/2019
Reardon Unopposed in Re-Election to Second Term as NTEU President

PORTLAND, Ore. – National Treasury Employees Union President Tony Reardon was re-elected to a second term today during the union’s 57th national convention. Reardon was unopposed in his bid to continue leading the independent union that represents about 150,000 employees in 33 different federal agencies and departments. Reardon, a 30-year veteran of NTEU, was ...

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09/20/2017
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07/22/2016
NTEU Leader to Participate in Democratic National Convention, Advocate for Federal Employees

Washington, D.C.—The leader of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) will participate in the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia next week to advocate for federal employees. NTEU National President Tony Reardon, of Mount Airy, Md., was elected as a delegate in the Maryland Democratic primary. “I’m proud to be representing the state of ...

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08/11/2015
Tony Reardon Elected as NTEU’s Next National President

Hollywood, Fla.—The National Treasury Employees Union’s (NTEU) next leader will be Tony Reardon, a 25-year NTEU veteran who most recently served as the union’s National Executive Vice President. Delegates to NTEU’s 55th national convention chose Reardon today to serve as the union’s next National President. Reardon received 89 percent of the votes cast and ...

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08/10/2015
Kelley Gives Her Final State of Union Address at NTEU Convention

Hollywood, Fla.—National President Colleen M. Kelley, a major figure in the U.S. labor movement, addressed members of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) for the last time Monday before she retires on Aug. 13. Her successor will be elected tomorrow. In a fiery, heartfelt speech, Kelley urged delegates attending NTEU’s 55th biennial National ...

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03/04/2015
NTEU President to Retire After 16 Years of Visionary Leadership

Washington, D.C.—The National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) announced today that NTEU National President Colleen M. Kelley will be retiring following the union’s 2015 National Convention in August. In a memo sent to NTEU Chapter Presidents, President Kelley thanked the NTEU leaders saying she was “in awe every day” of the work they do against great odds. ...

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08/09/2011
Kelley Re-Elected to Fourth Term As NTEU National President

Washington, D.C.—Delegates to the 53rd National Convention of the nation’s largest independent union of federal employees today re-elected Colleen M. Kelley to her fourth, four-year term as president of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU). Delegates from agencies throughout government and from across the country re-elected Kelley by a margin of 86 ...

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08/07/2007
Kelley, Ferris Chosen for Third Term To Lead National Treasury Employees Union

New York—By an overwhelming margin, delegates to the 51st National Convention of the nation’s largest independent union of federal employees have re-elected, for a third term, the union’s top officers—National President Colleen M. Kelley and National Executive Vice President Frank D. Ferris. Both were first elected to their positions in August 1999. “I’m ...

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07/14/2005
NTEU Argues Strongly In Federal Court To Stop DHS Rules From Being Implemented

Washington, D.C.—Acting as lead counsel for a coalition of five unions, attorneys from the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) today forcefully argued for a preliminary injunction that would prohibit the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from implementing new personnel regulations until the unions’ legal challenges to those regulations are ...

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08/20/2004
DHS Unions Tell Members They Are Disappointed At Abrupt End Of Meet-and-Confer Process; Will Pursue Every Avenue to Impact Rules

Washington, D.C.—The leaders of unions representing tens of thousands of employees of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) today expressed their very great disappointment at the abrupt ending by DHS of the statutorily-established meet-and-confer period over proposed new personnel regulations for the department. “There is much more important work that not ...

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05/25/2004
Kelley Derides As 'Fiction' OMB Report Claiming Savings from Contracting Out Federal Work

Washington, D.C.—A government report that claims savings from contracting out activities by federal agencies was derided today as “fiction” by the leader of the nation’s largest independent union of federal employees. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) made the claim in a report to Congress about the costs to federal agencies of contracting out work. ...

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02/28/2002
NTEU Offers Strong Support For Bills That Would Improve Federal Employee Retirement Security

Washington, D.C.—The National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) strongly supports legislation that would help ensure retirement income security for a large number of federal employees hurt by two provisions in current law, the leader of the nation’s largest independent union told a congressional committee today. In testimony submitted to the Social Security ...

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12/11/1998
NTEU President Applauds Technological Overhaul Of IRS Announced Contract To Provide Employees With Needed "Techno" Tools

Washington, D.C: -- The head of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) said today he is pleased to see the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) moving ahead with its much-needed plan to modernize its technology, and he called on both the agency and the contractor to work closely with NTEU and IRS employees on all aspects of the multi-year project. “The focus ...

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12/07/1998
Treasury Employees Union Applauds 1999 Pay Allocation, Calls For Significant Steps To Close Public-Private Pay Gap

Washington, D.C: -- The nation's largest independent union of federal workers today applauded President Clinton's allocation of the January 1 federal employees' pay raise into across?the?board and locality components, but repeated its earlier contention that the overall raise fails to close the dangerous gap between public and private sector pay. Robert M. ...