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News Release
01/09/2019
NTEU Challenges Constitutionality of Forcing Employees to Work Without Pay

Washington D.C. – The federal government should not be allowed to spend money that Congress has not appropriated, according to a new lawsuit from the National Treasury Employees Union that challenges the administration’s authority to force thousands of federal employees to work without pay. The complaint, filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the ...

News Release
01/07/2019
NTEU Lawsuit Alleges Shutdown Violates Fair Labor Standards Act

Washington D.C. – The National Treasury Employees Union filed a lawsuit Monday alleging the administration is violating the Fair Labor Standards Act by requiring federal employees to work without pay during the partial government shutdown. The complaint was filed in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims on behalf of thousands of federal employees who are required ...

News Release
01/03/2019
NTEU to New Congress: End the Shutdown Now

Washington D.C. – The personal and economic toll of the two-week partial government shutdown will continue to escalate until Congress and the administration resolve their differences and re-open all federal agencies, according to the National Treasury Employees Union. NTEU National President Tony Reardon sent a letter to every member of the 116th Congress, ...

News Release
12/28/2018
In the Midst of Shutdown, White House Formalizes Pay Freeze

Washington D.C. – Even as the federal government is partially shut down and employees are worried about stretching their household budgets to cover missed paychecks, the White House formalized a pay freeze for federal workforce. “This is just pouring salt into the wound,” said NTEU National President Tony Reardon. “It is shocking that federal employees are ...

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12/24/2018
Federal Employees Describe Personal Shutdown Hardships and Harm to Taxpayers

Washington D.C. – Federal employees around the country are cutting back on personal spending and interrupting holiday plans with family because of the government shutdown, according to a new survey of National Treasury Employees Union members. “Just in case anyone still thinks a partial shutdown over a holiday weekend is harmless, think again,” NTEU National ...

News Release
12/22/2018
Chaotic Holiday Shutdown Hurts Federal Employees and Taxpayers

Washington D.C. – Closing the federal government, even partially, is a colossal failure of basic governing and an unnecessary interruption of the services that taxpayers across the country rely upon every day, NTEU National President Tony Reardon said. “Government shutdowns, no matter how long they last, are a disruptive, harmful mess that inconvenience ...

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12/22/2018
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12/22/2018
News Release
11/27/2018
Reardon to Congress: Avoid Shutdown, Approve Pay Raise

Washington D.C. – Congress has a chance to end 2018 on a high note by preventing a partial government shutdown and approving a pay raise for federal employees for 2019, National Treasury Employees Union National President Tony Reardon said Tuesday. In a letter sent to every member of the House and Senate, Reardon urged lawmakers to finish the fiscal year 2019 ...

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10/11/2018
News Release
09/19/2018
New ‘Telling Our Stories’ Campaign Showcases Federal Employees

Washington D.C. – The National Treasury Employees Union today launched a new campaign to showcase the career men and women of the federal workforce explaining in their own words how their work benefits the American public. Telling Our Stories is an ongoing social media campaign featuring video clips of federal employees talking about ways in which their jobs ...

News Release
07/25/2018
Union Challenge to Anti-Employee Executive Orders Heard in Court Today; Reardon to Speak at Rally

Washington, D.C. – Three executive orders that unlawfully strip federal employees of the right to bargain and risk turning the professional, merit-based U.S. civil service into a minefield of patronage will be challenged in court today by the National Treasury Employees Union and other federal sector unions. U.S. District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson will hear ...

Blog
12/30/2016
A Look Back: NTEU’s Top Ten for 2016

Keep in mind that many of NTEU’s greatest successes are what we’ve been able to block, particularly when it comes to harmful legislation and efforts to rollback employee rights at the bargaining table. Still, here are some highlights of 2016, brought to you by NTEU: 1. A Higher Than Expected Pay Raise. After working with our supporters in Congress, President ...

Blog
06/19/2018
NTEU Meets with NPS Management

NTEU continues to bring the ideas and concerns of frontline federal employees to management. Union leaders met yesterday with National Park Service Acting Director Dan Smith to discuss key issues ranging from staffing to seasonal employees. “It’s a step in the right direction that NTEU appreciates,” said National President Tony Reardon, who attended the ...

News Release
05/24/2018
Seasonal Employees at National Park Service Deserve Better

Washington, D.C. – The National Park Service’s attempt to clarify the hiring policy for seasonal park workers does not go far enough to ensure veteran employees will be allowed to return to their posts, National Treasury Employees Union President Tony Reardon said. The National Park Service mishandled the situation and caused many long-time seasonal workers to ...

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05/17/2018
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05/17/2018
News Release
05/09/2018
Proposed Retirement Cuts Harmful to Civil Servants

Washington, D.C. – The paychecks and pensions of all federal employees and retirees would be slashed under a series of unwise proposals that Congress should outright reject, NTEU National President Tony Reardon said in a new letter to lawmakers. “Federal employees are middle class workers who can ill afford a 6 to 7 percent take-home pay cut, during a time ...

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05/08/2018