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The decision over the weekend strikes provisions that would have severely undermined the merit-based civil service.

Today, on June 19th, we commemorate the end of slavery in the United States.

NFFE National Business Representative Jake Pannell joined fellow IAM Union military veteran members as part of the VSSC’s annual meeting in May.

As part of a strategic initiative to organize workers across federal land management agencies, the IAM Organizing Department and National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE-IAM) has secured multiple election victories within the National Parks and Forest Service

Since the start of the calendar year, the National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE-IAM) legislative team has been working with Congress to develop and implement strategies to defend the civil service from both ongoing attacks and future threats.

Submit your comments before the deadline this Friday, May 23. 

Federal workers who have been terminated, forced to resign, or otherwise affected can fill out a form with the details of their firings and workplace issues to help Democracy Forward gather important data.

It is critical that you contact your Senate representatives to urge them to reject cuts to federal employee retirement and the dismantling of civil service merit protections. 

This weekend, we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice serving our country.

The President's directives to enforce agency reorganizations and mass layoffs are likely unconstitutional, the judge claimed.