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Funding for some agencies will lapse on Friday, and negotiations have taken a turn. Read the e-Bulletin to learn more: bit.ly/3OAwctC

NTEU thanks the IRS employees who are committed to providing top-notch taxpayer services during the tax-filing season and year-round: bit.ly/3LDCObT

Help us fight OPM’s latest rule limiting federal employee rights. Find out how here: bit.ly/4bJUMnp

Funding for much of the federal government expires at the end of next week and Congress must act to pass the remaining six appropriations bills for this fiscal year: bit.ly/3OAwctC

Hundreds of federal employees and union members joined together on Capitol Hill yesterday to urge Congress to restore and protect our collective bargaining rights: bit.ly/4sPJbcT

Mental health and substance abuse programs save lives. NTEU stands with the SAMHSA employees ensuring Americans can access the treatment they need. Learn more: www.federalfaces.org

To help you learn about anticipated federal benefits changes, United Benefits is hosting a webinar exclusively for NTEU members: bit.ly/4qKRxjS

We honor our nation’s law enforcement officers for their commitment to serve.

Much thanks to Congressman Steny Hoyer, a tried-and-true ally to federal employees in his district and across the nation! Congrats on your retirement. bit.ly/4bqIdgF

UPDATE: Appeals court grants NTEU’s request to review a prior decision attempting to dismantle the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: bit.ly/4pMpgJT

Thank you former Senator Dodd and former Congressman Frank for standing up for CFPB and its important work!

Show your union pride this holiday season! Get 10 percent off NTEU gear with free holiday shipping through Sunday: bit.ly/4q1iIXx

Action Update: Thanks to our members’ advocacy, the Protect America’s Workforce Act passed the House today. Next up: the Senate. Tell your senators to support our union rights: bit.ly/3MzGwmM

Our union family stands firm: Collective bargaining rights serve all Americans! bit.ly/48MenQN

"Backing unions is increasingly critical in the face of the Trump administration’s unprecedented assault on the VA workforce," @blumenthal.senate.gov, @repmarktakano.bsky.social and @budzinski.house.gov write in Post Letters. https://wapo.st/48DQElW

Urgent action alert: The House may act quickly to vote on legislation to restore union rights for federal employees (the Protect America’s Workforce Act). Contact your representative NOW! bit.ly/3MzGwmM

NTEU demands protections for federal employees impacted by the healthcare data breach: bit.ly/3OAwctC

Standing strong with DOJ employees and NTEU members speaking up on behalf of the civil rights of the American people! www.reuters.com/legal/govern...

Federal Benefits Open Season ends Monday! Members get free exclusive access to comparison tools and educational materials from Consumers’ Checkbook and United Benefits: bit.ly/3LTVa7W

New Poll: Most Americans feel cuts to the federal workforce are harmful: bit.ly/48SUrNp

NTEU members: Join United Benefits and learn about a major retirement decision—TSP withdrawals! bit.ly/4iMVwd5

Donate to FEEA today, the only charity solely devoted to helping federal employees and their families. FEEA provides much-needed shutdown grants and helps fund disaster relief and no-interest loans for federal employees during emergencies: bit.ly/47VGBra

NTEU continues its fight to stop layoffs and to keep the CFPB funded and working to protect consumers: bit.ly/3OAwctC

NTEU-represented employees at CBP recommend these six things shoppers can do to avoid holiday season scams: bit.ly/43KHgvc

According to the @ourpublicservice.bsky.social, Americans are noticing changes in the federal workforce: bit.ly/4rpBjy2

The annual contribution limit for Thrift Savings Plans will increase to $24,500 in 2026, up from the current $23,500: bit.ly/4o7qUEh

NTEU-supported legislation restoring union rights for federal workers has received enough bipartisan support in the House to guarantee a floor vote. Read more and take action: bit.ly/3OAwctC

No quick payday for IRS employees: agency officials say backpay will start Nov. 24, with full catch-up by Dec. 8. Union criticizes the IRS for falling behind the timeline the Trump administration announced Thursday. Sr. Correspondent Erich Wagner has the story: buff.ly/T6s0vAf

ALERT: Read more on NTEU’s lawsuit: bit.ly/44dh8sX

NTEU member exclusive: Register for a webinar on 11/19 to learn how to navigate FEHBP Open Season and select the best plan for you and your family: bit.ly/4oFHCM8

Now that the government has reopened, NTEU is calling on the administration to immediately provide back pay to all federal employees: bit.ly/3JVzZ4R

“This Veterans Day, let us remember that all federal workers, veteran and non-veteran, are fulfilling a duty to serve their fellow Americans, and that service should be respected,” wrote Gibson Jones, president of NTEU Chapter 98 and retired Army sergeant, in an op-ed: bit.ly/4nSuDWa

The Senate has made progress on a funding deal that could end the shutdown. Read more: bit.ly/3OAwctC

NTEU has member-exclusive tools to help you navigate Federal Benefits Open Season and find the best plan for you and your family: bit.ly/3LTVa7W

Shutdowns: No harm, no foul, right? Take action: bit.ly/4oqtg1v

True or False: The $14 billion this shutdown is costing us could benefit all our national parks. bit.ly/4oqtg1v

Does anyone ever really notice a shutdown when it happens? Always know the facts—and take action: bit.ly/4oqtg1v

Want your food to be safe? So do we! Just imagine what $14 billion could do to keep us fed and nourished. bit.ly/4oqtg1v

Long shutdowns help trim the fat and reduce waste. No so fast. Tell Congress to do better: bit.ly/4oqtg1v

Imagine 4.5 years of smooth and efficient tax services for every taxpayer. The cost of this shutdown could cover that! bit.ly/4mxAEa8

When it comes to the shutdown, always know the facts…and take action: bit.ly/4oqtg1v

It’s November, and millions of families’ SNAP benefits are on hold. The cost of this shutdown could provide plenty of food for many families across the nation—for one year! Tell your members of Congress to end this shutdown: bit.ly/4oqtg1v

True or false: Shutdowns cost the American taxpayer nothing. Always know the facts—and take action: bit.ly/4oqtg1v

Here’s how you can get involved this National Checklist Day: