Posts tagged collective bargaining
Rep. Golden, Rep. Fitzpatrick, Sen. Van Hollen, and Labor Caucus Lead Congress to Stand with Federal Workers and Their Unions

This week, IFPTE and other labor unions worked with Senators and a bipartisan group of Congressional Representatives to make sure Congress had a strong response supporting federal workers’ collective bargaining rights and told President Trump that his executive order (EO) to deny collective bargaining for 1.5 million federal workers is a illegitimate overreach, totally outside the law, and hurts the federal government.

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Statements by IFPTE President Matt Biggs and IFPTE Secretary-Treasurer Gay Henson on President Trump’s Executive Order Ending Collective Bargaining for Federal Agencies

“Our union was formed in in U.S. Navy’s shipyards around the time of World War I and since then, every day, for more than a century, our members who are employed by the Department of Defense, The Department of Justice and other federal agencies have worked tirelessly to defend this nation. “

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