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Belonging to NTEU gives you: A Powerful Voice. We represent employees across 36 different federal departments and agencies that enjoy the strength and power that NTEU provides. An Advocate in the Courts. From precedent-setting Supreme Court rulings that benefit federal employees to winning hundreds of millions of dollars in back pay, NTEU’s legal team is the ...

Taxpayers now have until May 1, 2025, to file federal individual and business tax returns or make payments. The applies to taxpayers in areas designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for assistance, including Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina, and parts of Florida, Tennessee and Virginia. The May 1, 2025, deadline applies ...

NTEU leaders from chapters across the country met to discuss our legislative grassroots program and agenda for 2024. The LAC members recommended that the following issues would be NTEU’s legislative priorities for the year. Stand up, take legislative action and bring others on board to fight for our future! Increasing Federal Pay Supporting an average7.4 ...

When the initiative expanded to the Mississippi Delta area, Chapter 13 (IRS Mississippi) President Tonja Johnson was immediately supportive, but she noticed it was missing something: the voices of IRS employees and members of the community. Johnson, who happens to be both, presented IRS management with concrete ways to make the initiative more successful ...

What's Next? Watch your mail for your NTEU membership card and welcome package. Along with money-saving discounts, you can use your membership card to unlock exclusive news, information and advice about your workplace by creating an account on our website and logging in each time you visit. You'll also soon begin receiving our weekly NTEU e-Bulletin and other ...

Doreen P. Greenwald NTEU National President Doreen P. Greenwald, a frontline federal employee for 35 years, was elected National President in August 2023. As the union’s top elected official, she is the spokesperson for the union representing NTEU with the media, Congress and agency leadership on issues ...

Hosted at Chicago-Kent College of Law, Greenwald was joined on a panel by Martin Malin, Federal Service Impasses Panel (FSIP) chair, and IRS Human Capital Officer Tracy DiMartini. They discussed the benefits of telework, increasing federal government recruiting, and establishing a greater work-life balance for employees. To attract the next generation of ...