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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, ...

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, ...

Journalists offer frank political analysis; Members of Congress thank NTEU members for their TEPAC contributions and political action At this year's Legislative Conference, NTEU hosted our first-ever Political Insider Discussion bringing together media experts covering voting rights, redistricting and other issues related to the upcoming elections. The ...

What is TEPAC? TEPAC is the political arm of NTEU and is extremely important to our legislative program. TEPAC allows NTEU to support members of Congress who work to protect and defend the rights of federal employee and retirees. TEPAC also helps to defeat members of Congress who want to cut federal employee pay and benefits, and slash agency funding. How is ...

Chapter 9 (IRS Cincinnati) and 73 (IRS Cincinnati Campus) recently joined forces for a day of fun, friends and family at Coney Island Park in Cincinnati. The event drew more than 1,600 NTEU members and their families who gathered for a picnic, rides and a chance to catch up with their coworkers and meet fellow NTEU members across the river.  “Everyone had a ...

The guidance prohibits any in-person, email or social media communication by an employee on duty or in the federal workplace that expressly advocates for or against President Trump’s reelection. “For example, while on duty or in the workplace, employees may not: wear, display, or distribute items with the slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ or any other ...

NTEU leaders from Chapters 26 (IRS Georgia, pictured below) and 50 (IRS North Carolina, pictured above) gathered for three days in North Carolina for training on some of the most important workplace topics, including grievance handling, leave issues, oral replies and the role of union representatives. Stewards also learned how the Treasury Employees Political ...

CFPB employees from around the country are gathering in Washington, D.C., this week for the agency’s annual “all hands” training meeting. It’s not often that Chapter 335 (CFPB) members are in the same place at the same time—particularly with Bank Examiners frequently on the road—so Chapter President Gail Wisely (pictured above) took the opportunity to get ...

Washington, D.C.— The leader of the largest independent union of federal employees was quick to denounce an attempt made on the floor of the Senate today to paint the union as strictly partisan in its campaign donations. “NTEU donates money to federal candidates based on their support of federal employees and the issues important to federal employees,” said ...