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Liz Pittaluga, longtime IAM member and NFFE National Business Representative in the Southeastern territory officially retired on July 1, 2023, concluding 12 years of service with NFFE and 34 years of IAM membership.

A big congratulations goes out to NFFE Locals FL 1650, 1836, 125, 1697, 1431, and 387.

In late June, approximately 150 workers employed by BI Incorporated, a federal contractor and subsidiary of the GEO Group, chose NFFE-IAM as their union.

An Independence Day Message from President Randy Erwin

This past week, NFFE members assembled at the annual NFFE-IAM Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. From June 18 through June 22, NFFE members met with members of Congress to lobby for legislative issues that are critical for federal employees. Over 150 offices were visited by NFFE members over the course of the week, covering a wide range of issues.

Last week, many federal wildland firefighters who are proud NFFE members traveled to Washington, DC for the 2023 NFFE-IAM Legislative Conference. The group met with nearly 125 members of Congress from across the political spectrum over the course of the week, where they advocated for several important reforms.

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

A big congratulations goes out to NFFE Locals FL 376, 251, 1650, 1751, and 1.

The debt ceiling bill was passed by Congress and will head to President Biden’s desk for final approval today. Like many in the federal workforce, the National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE) is disappointed that during a time of extreme inflation, when paychecks are already stretched, an agreement was reached by all parties to hold non-defense spending at flat levels.

Last night, President Biden and Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) agreed on a deal in principle to raise the federal debit ceiling and fund the government through 2025.