The root of our problems can be found in the past. The beginnings of the solutions we need lie in our future. The general decline of American unions in recent decades is partially the result […]
Ballot ending: 04/17/2018 15:00:00 (Eastern) The ballots were cast and tallied as follows. TOTAL Chapter President (select one only) Total Percent 1. Debbie Mullikin 148 58.96 2. Jackie Huff-Vinson 75 29.88 3. Jacqueline Martin Gaines […]
Employees almost never have the right to demand a reassignment to a different supervisor, job or location. But if the employee has a disabling condition for which a reassignment would be a reasonable accommodation, the […]
From the Industrial Revolution to the rise of mass production in the early 20th century, women transformed their relationship with the union movement. During the 19th century, women entered factories in large numbers, working fourteen […]
My favorite movie is “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” starring John Wayne as Captain Nathan Brittles. In the end, Captain Brittles is retiring and riding into the sunset when Trooper Tyree catches him and hands […]
In a welcome move, the administration announced it is raising the awards cap for front-line federal employees but NTEU would like to see it raised even higher. Federal agencies are authorized to spend up to […]
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Is HR 4890 formally enacted?
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