Today and everyday NTEU proudly recognizes the outstanding work of IRS employees across the country.

Find out more about the President's proposed budget and take action: bit.ly/3OAwctC

“We’re tired of being the pawns of the government. We took an oath to protect this country and do our job, and they’re stymying this,” said NTEU Chapter 143 President Gustavo Sanchez.

Survey says: The federal workforce is demoralized and public services are suffering: bit.ly/3PsDL8s

Register for United Benefits’ new webinar on Tuesday, March 31, to learn how to build a strong financial strategy for your future: bit.ly/4sx7XxE

Advocacy is personal. Learn about four ways to turn our stories into influence on Capitol Hill: bit.ly/3PIiWpv

A government watchdog warns the administration about IRS workforce reductions and the IRS’s ability to provide timely and accurate taxpayer services this filing season: bit.ly/3OAwctC

One month into the partial shutdown, National President Doreen Greenwald demands congressional leaders come to a bipartisan solution to fund DHS: bit.ly/3PfAlWv

NTEU Members: Check your email for an important update on Schedule P/C—and how NTEU is fighting for your rights.

Illinois: Today’s the Primary! Find your polling location and make your voice heard! bit.ly/4uE6eZ5

Hey, Illinois! Don’t forget tomorrow’s Primary! Every vote counts! bit.ly/4uE6eZ5

OPM should not give itself more power at the expense of federal employees’ rights. Read our comments opposing OPM’s attempted power grabs: bit.ly/4bnpFwe

The deadline to apply for FEEA’s 2026 scholarship program is tomorrow at 3 p.m., EDT. Don’t miss out! Learn more and apply today: bit.ly/3uV4L6G

Last week, nearly 300 NTEU members advocated for our issues in personal meetings with their Members of Congress and their staffs. Keep the momentum going: bit.ly/3UWKSFt

Mississippians: Your vote is your voice! Get to the polls today. bit.ly/3P2Ea15

NTEU members are fighting for the future of the civil service—one vote at a time. Tomorrow is Primary Day in Mississippi! Learn more—and vote! bit.ly/4ujJUn7

What are we here for? To protect our pay and benefits, defend workplace protections, and advocate for the resources we need to fulfill our agency’s missions.

NTEU chief stands firm as agencies seek to terminate contracts Doreen Greenwald said her union will continue to demand compliance with its collective bargaining agreements in face of a renewed push to excise labor groups from most federal agencies.

Standing firm: NTEU Pres. won’t allow “some lovely mail” to end collective bargaining rights.
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NTEU members from around the country are gathered in Washington, D.C., for our Legislative Conference, ready to make their voices heard: bit.ly/3OAwctC

Thank you, Rep. Glenn Ivey and @repwalkinshaw.bsky.social for attending our Legislative Conference and supporting federal employees!

Our annual Legislative Conference kicked off today! National President Doreen Greenwald addressed NTEU members this morning before they took to Capitol Hill to advocate for issues impacting our union brothers and sisters!

NTEU is in the House…and Senate! Members from around the country and throughout the government are in the nation’s capital this week for NTEU’s Legislative Conference, advocating for our agenda.

Earlier this week, NTEU Chapter 335 rallied against attempts to dismantle CFPB, an important agency protecting the interests of Americans. NTEU Pres. Doreen Greenwald spoke at the rally and demonstrated our shared commitment to solidarity and victory!

What’s new with TSP? Register for a member-exclusive webinar about changes that could impact your taxes and retirement strategy: bit.ly/4kK8MjM

We honor the memory of former NTEU member Vernon Hunter, who was killed 16 years ago in a suicide plane attack on an IRS building in Austin, Texas. We remember those injured and the heroic IRS employees who helped rescue their colleagues on that tragic day.

National President Doreen Greenwald testified at a congressional field hearing about DOGE’s damage to the federal workforce—and how we can fix it: bit.ly/3OAwctC