Our mission: To organize federal employees to work together to ensure that every federal employee is treated with dignity and respect.

All NTEU members enjoy the basic benefits of a contract that features:

• Alternative work schedules, fair evaluation and promotion procedures, training, and equal opportunity
• An active voice on Capitol Hill, that fights for better pay and benefits, improved staffing, appropriations, and other employee concerns
• And expert legal and job-site representation, that protects employee rights and fair treatment

Need representation?  See your local steward.

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National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU). Get all the latest news and information affecting your work life here. NTEU is widely known as a smart, tough organization, well-respected for its knowledge of federal employee issues. And for its determination to work with federal agencies, with Congress, and in the courts to protect, promote and expand the rights of those it represents. NTEU members are represented by an experienced and professional staff in Washington, D.C., seven field offices across the nation and highly-trained, dedicated local leaders in their workplaces. 

Legislative Action Center - Capwiz.  Get action alerts, current information on issues and legislation affecting you, schedules for the House, the Senate and committee hearings, and more. Caution: This web site link takes you to the NTEU national legislative web page. The web page contains additional links, one of which is a link to political information under the heading "Election and Candidates". Under the Hatch Act, federal employees should not participate in partisan political activities while on duty or in a federal building. Please do not access the "Election and Candidates" link while in a government building, on government work time, or from a government computer. In addition, please do not access any TEPAC web sites while in a government building, on government work time, or from a government computer. As always, links and web pages that deal strictly with legislative issues and votes on those legislative issues do not violate the Hatch Act. Using your government computer at the post of duty is allowed within the limited use policy.-

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