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News Release
03/22/2018
Omnibus Heralds End To 2018 Funding Drama but 2019 Spending Decisions Remain

Washington, D.C. – Congress and the administration should swiftly approve the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending package so federal agencies can function without interruption for the remainder of the 2018 fiscal year, said NTEU National President Tony Reardon. “Avoiding another disruptive and costly government shutdown and allowing federal agencies to keep their ...

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01/30/2018
Reardon To Attend State of the Union

Washington, D.C. – National Treasury Employees Union President Tony Reardon will represent federal employees from around the country when he attends the State of the Union address tonight as the guest of a Maryland congressman. Reardon was invited to the president’s speech by Rep. Jamie Raskin, a Democrat whose congressional district is home to 88,000 federal ...

News Release
01/18/2018
Taxpayers Suffer the Most in a Government Shutdown

Washington, D.C. – Refusing to keep the federal government open for business would be a failure of basic governing and an unnecessary disruption to all Americans who rely on federal workers every day, said Tony Reardon, National President of the National Treasury Employees Union. “Declaring a government shutdown as harmful to American taxpayers is not alarmist ...

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12/29/2017
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12/29/2017
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12/05/2017
Taxpayers, Federal Employees Deserve Better than a Government Shutdown

Washington, D.C. – Shutting down the federal government this weekend would be an affront to all Americans who deserve a government that stays open and serves their needs, National Treasury Employees Union National President Tony Reardon said. Funding for government operations expires at midnight Friday, Dec. 8, unless Congress and the president reach an ...

News Release
09/27/2017
Federal Employees Have Ideas for Attracting New Visitors to National Parks

Washington, D.C – Attracting more millennial visitors to National Parks is a laudable goal and agency leadership should consult National Park Service (NPS) employees for ideas, National Treasury Employees Union President (NTEU) Tony Reardon told Congress Wednesday. “Rather than seek costly contracts with firms that believe they can attract the next generation, ...

Congressional Testimony
09/27/2017
Encouraging the Next Generation to Visit National Parks

Chairman Daines and Ranking Member Hirono,     Thank you for the opportunity to share our thoughts on encouraging the next generation to visit our nation’s National Parks.  As National President of the National Treasury Employee Union (NTEU), I represent over 150,000 federal employees in 31 different agencies, including the National Park Service (NPS).   ...

News Release
06/07/2017
National Park Service Budget Cuts Would Limit Visitor Services

Washington, D.C – Cutting the budget of the National Park Service (NPS) next year would make our nation’s natural and historic wonders less accessible to the American public, said National Treasury Employees Union President Tony Reardon. The proposed $360 million cut in the service’s operating budget would lead to reduced hours for park operations and visitor ...

Congressional Testimony
06/07/2017
Working to Improve the National Park Service Workplace Environment

Chairman Daines and Ranking Member Hirono, Thank you for the opportunity to share our thoughts on ways to improve the workplace at the National Park Service (NPS).  As National President of the National Treasury Employee Union (NTEU), I represent over 150,000 federal employees in 31 different agencies, including the NPS.  Our purpose is “To organize federal ...

News Release
05/01/2017
Spending Deal Settles 2017 Funding Anxiety, but 2018 Awaits

Washington, D.C. — The bipartisan agreement setting government spending levels for the rest of the fiscal year avoids massive across-the-board cuts and provides federal agencies some short-term stability but does not resolve the National Treasury Employees Union’s (NTEU) concerns about underfunding and staffing shortages at many agencies. “This deal relieves ...

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04/25/2017
Threatened Government Shutdown Hurts Employees, Taxpayers

Washington, D.C. — Operating the federal government and serving taxpayers is the most basic duty of our nation’s elected officials, not something to be imperiled by political brinksmanship, said Tony Reardon, National President of the National Treasury Employees Union. “Government shutdowns have repeatedly proven to be an economic debacle for the country, so ...

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01/24/2017
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12/28/2016
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11/04/2016
National Parks Free on Veterans Day

Many national parks honor American veterans by preserving the places they fought, such as battlefields, military parks and various historic sites. National parks, in general, are part of our nation’s history and identity, and have been a source of inspiration for veterans. See NPS sites of remembrance. NTEU expresses our deepest gratitude to our nation’s ...

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12/01/2016
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08/25/2016
National Park Service Turns 100

As the face of the parks, NPS rangers and groundskeepers maintain national monuments and open spaces. Archeologists, anthropologists and researchers work behind the scenes to protect and preserve our cultural heritage, including working with Native Americans and community organizations. NTEU is currently working hard at the bargaining table to secure new ...

News Release
08/07/2014
New Campaign Promotes Talking To Kids About Federal Careers

Washington, D.C.—The National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) today unveiled its latest public service campaign—including an effort to encourage parents to discuss potential federal careers with their children. The nationwide campaign, which features a video of NTEU members discussing their career choices with their children, will use social media, blogs and ...

News Release
02/20/2014
NTEU Wins Election to Represent 1,300 National Park Service Employees

Washington, D.C.—The National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) today was elected the exclusive representative of the more than 1,300 employees of the National Park Service-National Capital Region (NPS-NCR), winning 91 percent of votes cast. “We look forward to developing an effective relationship with NPS management on behalf of NCR employees,” said President ...