Statement of National President Dougan Regarding Proposed FY 2011 Pay Adjustment
Monday, February 1, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
Contact: Cory Bythrow,
Communications Director
Phone: (202) 255-9950
Following the release of the
Administration’s fiscal year 2011 budget
proposal, William R. Dougan, National President
of the National
Federation of Federal Employees, a national
union representing approximately 110,000
federal workers government-wide, issued the
following statement:
“We are pleased that the Administration honored their commitment to uphold the principal of civilian-military pay parity in this year’s budget proposal. However, this year’s pay adjustment does little to close the large pay gap between federal and private sector workers. At best, 1.4% is a modest adjustment. But in this economy, a modest increase is better than no increase at all. We will continue to work with the Administration and Congress to fight for a fair pay adjustment for the hardworking federal employees we represent.”
For more information on the FY 2011 budget proposal and what it means for your agency, click here.
