Chapters 9, 73, 155, 279 and 305 are hosting an offsite event on 6/11 in an effort to capitalize and promote the chapters to continue to work together legislatively and organizationally to fight back against the attacks on federal employees.   

The House has passed a budget reconciliation bill that includes deeply harmful provisions targeting federal employees. While some of the most extreme proposals were removed, several anti-worker measures remain—and they must be stopped.  

NTEU members, fellow unions, and our family and friends must continue to stand strong against these harmful anti-worker provisions that undermine the integrity of the civil service and threaten the rights and livelihoods of federal employees. 

  STAY IN THE FIGHT AND ACT NOW: Contact your Senators today and every day this week!

NTEU leaders, members, and fellow unions are standing strong against the harmful anti-worker provisions in the House-passed budget reconciliation bill. This legislation includes severe cuts to federal employee rights and benefits—cuts we cannot and will not accept.  

The Senate is currently considering changes to the House-passed bill. We have a critical opportunity to make our voices heard and demand that these provisions be removed.  

Your voice matters!  We need every NTEU member – and all our family and friends - to step up and take action.  

ACT NOW:  Contact your Senators today and every day this week!  

Ask them to:  

1. Reject the anti-worker provisions.  

2. Protect federal employees’ rights and benefits.  

3. Stand with their federal employee constituents.  

REMINDERS:  

1. Action Center Update: We have received feedback from a few NTEU members that some Congressional offices have responded to them to let them know that they categorized our advocacy letters as “autogenerated” or “form letters” Please be assured that we have confirmed that the letters are being successfully delivered to Congressional offices as intended. While some offices may use automated filters or reply to templates labeling messages as “form letters,” the messages are still being received, counted and reviewed by the appropriate staff persons and reported to the member of Congress. Please let us know if you have any further concerns or if you run into this issue. 

 Find events here, and in your area with the NTEU’s mobilize resource.

NTEU leaders, members, and fellow unions are standing strong against the harmful anti-worker provisions in the House-passed budget reconciliation bill. This legislation includes severe cuts to federal employee rights and benefits—cuts we cannot and will not accept.  

The Senate is currently considering changes to the House-passed bill. We have a critical opportunity to make our voices heard and demand that these provisions be removed.  

Your voice matters!  We need every NTEU member – and all our family and friends - to step up and take action.  

ACT NOW:  Contact your Senators today and every day this week!  

Ask them to:  

1. Reject the anti-worker provisions.  

2. Protect federal employees’ rights and benefits.  

3. Stand with their federal employee constituents.  

REMINDERS:  

1. Action Center Update: We have received feedback from a few NTEU members that some Congressional offices have responded to them to let them know that they categorized our advocacy letters as “autogenerated” or “form letters” Please be assured that we have confirmed that the letters are being successfully delivered to Congressional offices as intended. While some offices may use automated filters or reply to templates labeling messages as “form letters,” the messages are still being received, counted and reviewed by the appropriate staff persons and reported to the member of Congress. Please let us know if you have any further concerns or if you run into this issue. 

 Find events here, and in your area with the NTEU’s mobilize resource.

NTEU leaders, members, and fellow unions are standing strong against the harmful anti-worker provisions in the House-passed budget reconciliation bill. This legislation includes severe cuts to federal employee rights and benefits—cuts we cannot and will not accept.  

The Senate is currently considering changes to the House-passed bill. We have a critical opportunity to make our voices heard and demand that these provisions be removed.  

Your voice matters!  We need every NTEU member – and all our family and friends - to step up and take action.  

ACT NOW:  Contact your Senators today and every day this week!  

Ask them to:  

1. Reject the anti-worker provisions.  

2. Protect federal employees’ rights and benefits.  

3. Stand with their federal employee constituents.  

REMINDERS:  

1. Action Center Update: We have received feedback from a few NTEU members that some Congressional offices have responded to them to let them know that they categorized our advocacy letters as “autogenerated” or “form letters” Please be assured that we have confirmed that the letters are being successfully delivered to Congressional offices as intended. While some offices may use automated filters or reply to templates labeling messages as “form letters,” the messages are still being received, counted and reviewed by the appropriate staff persons and reported to the member of Congress. Please let us know if you have any further concerns or if you run into this issue. 

 Find events here, and in your area with the NTEU’s mobilize resource.

NTEU leaders, members, and fellow unions are standing strong against the harmful anti-worker provisions in the House-passed budget reconciliation bill. This legislation includes severe cuts to federal employee rights and benefits—cuts we cannot and will not accept.  

The Senate is currently considering changes to the House-passed bill. We have a critical opportunity to make our voices heard and demand that these provisions be removed.  

Your voice matters!  We need every NTEU member – and all our family and friends - to step up and take action.  

ACT NOW:  Contact your Senators today and every day this week!  

Ask them to:  

1. Reject the anti-worker provisions.  

2. Protect federal employees’ rights and benefits.  

3. Stand with their federal employee constituents.  

REMINDERS:  

1. Action Center Update: We have received feedback from a few NTEU members that some Congressional offices have responded to them to let them know that they categorized our advocacy letters as “autogenerated” or “form letters” Please be assured that we have confirmed that the letters are being successfully delivered to Congressional offices as intended. While some offices may use automated filters or reply to templates labeling messages as “form letters,” the messages are still being received, counted and reviewed by the appropriate staff persons and reported to the member of Congress. Please let us know if you have any further concerns or if you run into this issue. 

 Find events here, and in your area with the NTEU’s mobilize resource.

Visit NTEU’s Legislative Action Center to contact Congress. Members of Congress need to hear from us!

https://www.nteu.org/NTEUAction

Standing Strong Together

Visit NTEU’s Legislative Action Center to contact Congress. Members of Congress need to hear from us!

https://www.nteu.org/NTEUAction

Standing Strong Together

Join NTEU Chapter 282 in front of the FDA White Oak Campus (the New Hampshire Ave. public sidewalk, directly in front of the FDA WO Campus). Rain or shine!

Parking:
Limited street parking on New Hampshire Ave. or at nearby Hillandale Park.
Car pool or ride sharing app suggested.

Join ACLU-D.C. for a special social hour honoring outstanding people defending civil rights and liberties in D.C. Purchase tickets here

Visit NTEU’s Legislative Action Center to contact Congress. Members of Congress need to hear from us!

https://www.nteu.org/NTEUAction

Standing Strong Together

Visit NTEU’s Legislative Action Center to contact Congress. Members of Congress need to hear from us!

https://www.nteu.org/NTEUAction

Standing Strong Together

Across the country—from fruit fields in California to classrooms in Chicago, from kitchens in Queens to loading docks in Atlanta—working people are rising up. We are demanding a country that puts our families over their fortunes—public schools over private profits, healthcare over hedge funds, housing over homelessness.

Musk, Trump and their fellow profiteers are trying to create a race to the bottom—on wages, on benefits, on dignity itself. They want to erase labor rights, break our unions, and silence immigrant voices.

May Day 2025 we are standing united. We're organizing for a world where every family has housing, healthcare, fair wages, union protection, and safety—regardless of race, zip code, or immigration status. Register to attend here

Across the district — from transit workers, to restaurant employees, to federal civil servants — the working people who keep our city running are rising up. We are demanding a country that puts our families over billionaires, public schools over private profits, healthcare over hedge funds, housing over slumlords.

Musk, Trump and their fellow oligarchs are creating a vicious race to the bottom. They want to erase our labor rights, bust our unions, steal our wages, slash our benefits, and take away our power.

But this May Day 2025 we are fighting back against their war on working people — and organized labor is the most powerful weapon we have. Workers across the DMV are rallying alongside UNITE HERE Local 25 restaurant workers in solidarity for their right to organize and our collective right to have a say in our workplaces. RSVP to attend

Join NTEU and FUN at the May Day Rally · National Treasury Employees Union

Sign up for an even near you!

Visit NTEU’s Legislative Action Center to contact Congress. Members of Congress need to hear from us!

https://www.nteu.org/NTEUAction

Standing Strong Together

As Coloradans demand action and accountability for Donald Trump and Republicans’ plot to pay for massive tax breaks for billionaires and giant corporations on the backs of working families, Republicans like Gabe Evans (CO-08) are nowhere to be found. In order to fund Donald Trump’s tax scam, congressional Republicans have made Medicaid – which covers some 1 million Coloradons – their number one target. In response, the Colorado Democratic Party is hosting a “People’s Town Hall” in Evans' district with Congressman Greg Casar

Location to be announced 48h before the event upon RSVP.