The cut-off date for reduced room
rates for this year's Legislative
Conference is April 1st.
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Deadline Nears for 2010 Legislative ConferenceThe cut-off date for reduced room rates for the IAM 2010 Legislative Conference is April 1, 2010. The Conference will be held May 10-13 at the Hyatt Regency in Washington, D.C. The Conference will kick off on Monday, May 10 at 1:30 p.m. with opening remarks by Headquarters GVP Rich Michalski, who will serve as permanent chairperson. : : MORE
News Articles
Legislative Director Erwin Discusses the NSPS Transition on Federal News Radio
This morning, NFFE Legislative Director Randy Erwin sat down with Federal News Radio's Mike Causey to discuss the latest news in DoD's effort to transition covered workers from the controversial National Security Personnel System (NSPS) back into existing pay systems.
News Item · National Federation of Federal Employees · Feb 24, 2010
NFFE Recognizes Locals’ Organizing Success with Free Trips to Washington, DC for Lobby Week
NFFE is excited to announce that five Locals are being rewarded for their efforts and commitment to building their membership. These Locals, nominated by their respective business representatives and approved by NFFE’s National Organizing Committee, will each receive a free trip to Washington, D.C. for one member to attend the 2010 IAM Legislative Conference, also known as Lobby Week.
News Item · National Federation of Federal Employees · Feb 19, 2010
Richard N. Brown Memorial Scholarship Application Now Available
The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund (FEEA), a non-profit organization that provides scholarships and emergency assistance to federal employees and their families, is now accepting applications for its annual scholarship competition. Last year, NFFE and FEEA teamed up to dedicate a scholarship to the memory of their late board vice president, and our beloved national president, Richard N. Brown.
News Item · National Federation of Federal Employees · Feb 17, 2010
Press Releases
President Obama Appoints NFFE President Dougan to National Council on Federal Labor-Management Relations
Yesterday, William R. Dougan, National President of the National Federation of Federal Employees, a national union representing 110,000 workers government-wide, was appointed as a Member of the National Council on Federal Labor-Management Relations by President Obama.
Press Release · Feb 26, 2010
Statement of National President Dougan Regarding Proposed FY 2011 Pay Adjustment
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.
Press Release · Feb 1, 2010
FEEA Ready to Help Feds Affected by Haiti Earthquake
The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund (FEEA) announced its FEEA Natural Disaster Fund is available to provide grant assistance to civilian federal employees affected by Tuesday’s devastating earthquake in Haiti.
Press Release · Jan 14, 2010
News Feeds
Administration gets tough on improper payments
Obama directs agencies to hire more auditors who get paid based on the amount of money they recapture.
News Item · Govexec · Mar 10, 2010
House passes bill to preserve pay for furloughed Transportation workers
Employees would get normal salary rates and benefits for days lost after highway funding stalled in Congress.
News Item · Govexec · Mar 10, 2010
Dot, Dot, Dot . . .
Former Government Executive reporter Shane Harris discusses his book on why agencies are better at collecting intelligence than analyzing it.
News Item · Govexec · Mar 10, 2010
Zients fires up troops to change federal government hiring
"Chief performance officer" for the U.S. government is a pretty impressive title, especially when you're the first to have it. But it didn't seem to matter much to at least a few among the non-silent minority of union members who prattled on during Jeffrey Zients's luncheon speech to the...
News Item · Joe Davidson's Federal Diary · Mar 10, 2010