Unions

Federal appellate decision restores union rights for Defense Department teachers

A three-judge panel on Thursday found that the Trump administration failed to meet its burden in requesting a stay of an injunction blocking the union-busting of the Pentagon’s corps of teachers on military bases.

Labor groups warn of ‘gaping hole’ in First Amendment if court OKs Trump’s anti-union orders

The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit will reexamine a prior decision allowing the White House’s effort to strip two-thirds of the federal workforce of their collective bargaining rights to go into effect.

CDC ends telework for employees with disabilities, union says

Telework is a common example of a reasonable accommodation, which agencies are legally required to provide to workers with disabilities with limited exceptions.

Bill to nullify Trump’s union executive orders introduced by 48 senators

All Senate Democrats and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, have signed on as sponsors of the Protect America’s Workforce Act, while the measure is just two signatures away from guaranteed floor debate in the House.

Protestors denounce cuts to NASA’s staff, budget and union rights

Several speakers at the protest also urged Congress to pass a continuing resolution that prevents the Trump administration from impounding agency funding.

House NDAA would exempt Defense civilians from union ban

Union officials said Friday that a discharge petition Is just two signatures shy of the 218 needed to force a floor vote on legislation to undo President Trump’s executive order barring collective bargaining at most federal agencies.

Unions urge VA to restore bargaining ahead of deadline

President Trump’s order extending a ban on collective bargaining to additional agencies opened the door for more labor groups to continue representing employees at the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments.

Union criticizes IRS plan to shutter 9 taxpayer assistance centers

The tax agency said that no employees would lose their jobs because of the closures.

More unions sue following second edict banning them, alleging retaliation

Although left off the initial list of agencies where the Trump administration wants to ban unions, two labor groups said they were targeted after seeking to enforce their collective bargaining agreements.

Trump intends to give feds 1% pay raise with some law enforcement officers getting more

White House officials had previously suggested that there would be no increases to federal employees’ salaries in 2026.

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A fresh executive order aims to ban unions at more federal agencies

A new edict published alongside President Trump’s proclamation celebrating Labor Day seeks to outlaw collective bargaining at more than half a dozen additional agencies under the auspices of “national security.”

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Union questions feasibility of, and intention for, relocating FAA headquarters employees

The move is part of a new Transportation Department initiative called 1DoT to overhaul agency processes, functions and infrastructure.

Appeals court will reconsider decision to allow Trump’s anti-union order to take effect

The announcement comes as the Trump administration has seemingly reneged on promises to hold off on fully implementing the edict until lawsuits seeking to block the order are complete.

HHS the latest to cancel union contracts and implement Trump’s order

The decision seemingly contradicts the Office of Personnel Management’s guidance not to terminate collective bargaining agreements while litigation challenging the edict progresses, though it was recently amended only to prohibit NTEU contract terminations.

Trump administration nixes union contracts at FEMA, USCIS, food safety agencies

Union officials warn that their excision from federal workplaces will ultimately degrade service to the public.

EPA becomes the second federal agency to cancel its union contracts

In an email Friday, an official claimed the continued recognition of unions at EPA would constitute “irreparable harm to national security” at the agency responsible for fighting pollution.

In partisan letter, Bisignano shifts blame on 1-800 call times, cites dated stats

Current and former Social Security officials said the commissioner at various points blamed his predecessor for problems that did not exist and took credit for Biden-era improvements.