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Several NTEU-represented agencies will see minimal funding changes under this agreement, including the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Department of Energy, Department of Agriculture, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Some others, like the Environmental Protection Agency, will see a funding cut that is offset by previously authorized ...

At this first-ever event, they discussed federal employee pay, telework, staffing and agency funding, and union rights. At the meeting, President Doreen Greenwald challenged the administration to find solutions for the future of telework that help recruit and retain a strong and diverse federal workforce. The administration committed to pushing for a budget ...

Records NTEU obtained show that the Trump-era Schedule F threat went well beyond policy-makers and swept up office managers, human resource specialists, administrative assistants, cybersecurity specialists and many others. The original Schedule F executive order signed by President Trump purportedly targeted federal employees who work in policy-related ...

WASHINGTON – The Republican plot to fire nonpartisan, frontline civil servants across government would cut much deeper into the workforce than previously estimated and jeopardize federal agencies’ ability to serve the public, new documents show.   The original Schedule F executive order signed by President Trump in 2020 purportedly targeted federal employees ...

WASHINGTON – National Treasury Employees Union members from around the country arrive on Capitol Hill this week to speak with their elected representatives about issues and legislation that are important to their paychecks, their families and their workplaces.   The NTEU Legislative Conference opened this morning with remarks by NTEU National President Doreen ...

According to a revised projection from the Biden administration, increased funding and staffing for the agency would boost revenue by as much as $561 billion over the next decade, substantially more than earlier estimates. This new analysis takes into account improved taxpayer services, modernizing technology and an increase in voluntary compliance. It also ...

Like in previous Super Bowls, CBP Officers are collaborating with other local, state and federal law-enforcement agencies to perform vehicle inspections, keep out drones and illegal drugs, and prevent human trafficking.   Last year, CBP performed more than 1,250 security scans on vehicles entering California’s SoFi stadium and confiscated fraudulent jerseys, ...

Federal employees may: Register and vote as they choose Wear political buttons (except in government buildings, wearing a government uniform or while on duty) Sign petitions, including nomination petitions Assist in voter registration drives Express opinions about all candidates and issues, ...

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) released a final regulation that bars federal agencies from considering an applicant’s non-federal salary history when setting pay for new federal employees. Ending the use of salary history when making decisions about salaries is proven to help curb pay discrimination that can follow workers from job to job and ...

Every NTEU member can make a difference by getting involved in our grassroots program. When we band together and amplify each other’s voices, members of Congress take notice. Increasing Federal Pay Supporting an 8.7 percent average increase in 2024 Protecting and Enhancing Benefits Fighting for paid family leave Blocking efforts to reduce retirement benefits ...

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The Federal Adjustment of Income Rates (FAIR) Act, sponsored by Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii and Rep. Gerry Connolly of Virginia, would provide a 4 percent across-the-board increase plus an average 3.4 percent for locality pay.  “The sponsors of the FAIR Act understand very well that federal agencies need to offer competitive salaries in order to keep their ...

WASHINGTON – Federal employees across the country would receive an average 7.4 percent pay increase in 2025 under legislation introduced this week in Congress, a strong sign that lawmakers value the federal workforce and its important contributions to the American public.  The Federal Adjustment of Income Rates (FAIR) Act is sponsored by Sen. Brian Schatz of ...

WASHINGTON – In the filing season that opens Monday, taxpayers will have more access to IRS customer service professionals thanks to recent investments in agency hiring and technology.  “This year there are more IRS employees standing ready, around the country, to help individuals and businesses navigate the 2024 filing season, which is only possible because ...

WASHINGTON – President Biden has appointed NTEU National President Doreen Greenwald to the Federal Salary Council, a panel of federal employment experts that advises the administration on issues related to federal employee pay.  “I am honored to represent the members of the National Treasury Employees Union on the Federal Salary Council,” Greenwald said. “The ...

As the clock ticks closer to the Jan. 19 funding deadline, NTEU is making sure the public understands the harmful consequences of a government shutdown. NTEU warned of the hardship shutdowns inflict on federal employees and the American public in the media: IRS tells Congress to avoid ‘disruptive’ government shutdown ahead of tax filing season ...

WASHINGTON – Shutting down the federal government would damage the U.S. economy, inflict financial stress on federal employees and their families, and deprive the public of the taxpayer-funded services they need, according to a letter NTEU sent Wednesday to House and Senate leaders urging them to approve agency spending levels before the fast-approaching ...

You can support the charity and get active by registering for the annual Feds in Motion Challenge. The goal is to run, bike or roll your wheelchair for 37 miles over 37 days from May 1 through June 6 while raising funds for FEEA. Register by Feb. 1 for a 30-percent off early bird discount. Federal employees can also pledge a donation during the Combined ...

The latest example of this work came in December when the agency sent $6 million to consumers harmed by illegal lending practices targeting veterans. The CFPB found that five companies broke the law by telling consumers they could sell their pension and disability payments when the transaction was actually a high-cost loan. It is illegal to make an agreement ...

“Under OPM’s new proposed rule, both bargaining unit and non-bargaining unit workers would be paid at a higher rate for the entire duration that they perform the work of a higher-graded position. The proposed rule comes after the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) petitioned OPM and called on the agency to address what the union said was “significant ...

Drawing from chapter events, NTEU meetings, training conferences and bargaining tables, take a look at the faces that gathered together to fight for employees, build community and celebrate each other. We are NTEU and we are stronger together.

WASHINGTON – Federal employees will receive an average 5.2 percent pay increase next year, the highest raise for the federal workforce in 43 years (see the Office of Personnel Management 2024 pay tables).  “This is a well-deserved increase for our country’s federal workforce,” said NTEU National President Doreen Greenwald. “The data shows that federal salaries ...

The General Services Administration, which sets the rate for the federal workforce, tracks the IRS rate for private sector employees. The new rate applies to gas, diesel, electric and hybrid vehicles. Each year, NTEU monitors reimbursement rates on behalf of the tens of thousands of federal employees who use their private vehicles in their work and ...