NFFE Local 1904

10/01/2024

Trump’s platform calls for firing “rogue bureaucrats.” He and a think tank want to limit civil service protections, allowing in more political appointees.

10/01/2024

10/01/2024

Federal workers are disappointed with President Biden's 2 percent pay raise proposal, which is below inflation and military pay hikes.

10/01/2024

10/01/2024

10/01/2024

Today, America’s first federal employee union, the National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE), on it’s 107th birthday, announces the re-election of Randy Erwin as National President and Maximo Alonzo as National Secretary-Treasurer. Erwin and Alonzo were elected by delegates at NFFE’s 52nd National Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Any NFFE member is eligible to run for the National President or National Secretary-Treasurer role. Erwin and Alonzo were the only candidates nominated for these positions, and as such, were elected by acclamation. Erwin has served as National President since being elected in 2016. Alonzo has served as National Secretary Treasurer since July of this year.

“I am incredibly humbled to continue leading this union as National President,” said Erwin. “I view each NFFE member as family and I couldn’t be prouder to represent our nation’s dedicated public servants for a third term. Together, we will continue to grow this union, to positively influence policy in Congress, and to fight for NFFE members at thebargaining table.”

“I am thrilled to continue serving this union as National Secretary-Treasurer,” said Alonzo. “Together, we have grown this union at an incredible rate over the past few years and I am excited to continue that momentum. I am honored to have the responsibility of making sure our union’s finances are used intelligently to improve the lives of our members and their families.”