The NFFE-FSC also received notification from the USFS Washington Office of adjustments to the implementation of the new Arduous Medical Process (AMP).

As management contemplates significant adjustments to how the agency is operated, Local 1998 will have a seat at the table to ensure that employees’ voices are considered before any new policies are implemented.

The recent internal organizing campaign, which represents the first phase of this year’s initiatives, has culminated in the enrollment of 325 individuals.

Local 639 represents employees working for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Baltimore District, where NFFE-IAM members are actively involved in the response to the collapse of the Key Bridge.

By day, NFFE-IAM Local 178 member Jansen Robinson assumes the role of a physical security specialist at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center.

View the meeting recording for more information on NFFE’s 52nd National Convention!

Gillesania’s appointment to National Organizing Director comes on the heels of NFFE’s recent organizing success throughout the country. Over the past two years, NFFE has experienced a net growth of 25%, making the union one of the fastest – if not the fastest – growing unions in America.

NFFE is proud to announce that Chris Green, President of NFFE Local 2189 at Red River Army Depot, will serve as the new BR/Organizer for the Southern Region.

Last week, NFFE sent a letter to OPM Director Ahuja, urging the agency to raise the maximum annual uniform allowance provided to federal employees mandated to wear agency-directed uniforms.

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