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NTEU Chapter 303
Standing Up for NCUA Employees — Every Day, EverywhereJoin NTEU
Find A Steward445 Members Strong • Representing NCUA Employees NationwideWhat We Do
Protect Your Rights
We enforce your Collective Bargaining Agreement, defend against unfair treatment, and ensure your rights are respected.
Improve Your Workplace
We negotiate for better schedules, telework, travel rules, pay equity, and the policies that shape your daily work.
Advocate for You
We fight for federal employee protections, benefits, and legislation that strengthens your career and your family’s stability.
Upcoming Events
Stay connected with training, updates, and opportunities to engage.
• United Benefits Lunch & Learn — June 17
• Chapter 303 Office Hours — July 22
• NTEU Legislative Update — August 11
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• Legal representation for grievances
• Support for workplace issues
• Training and professional development
• Stronger bargaining power
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What We’ve Won for You
Your union delivers real results.
• 3% automatic + 2% match NCUA Savings Plan
• Flexible work schedules & expanded telework
• Fair travel rules
• Internet reimbursement
• Pay equity progress with FIRREA agencies
• Health insurance subsidiesMeet Your Stewards
Your first stop for help, guidance, and support.
Chief Steward: Mary Wigton
Stewards:
Robert Eberhard
Zo Zafar
Thomas Lux
Patrick Truett
Lisa Couture
Tameka Williams
Kathryn Metzker
Find A Steward
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We can assist with (list is not all-inclusive):
• Telework disputes
• Pay concerns
• Performance matters
• Policy violations
• Grievances & arbitration
Get Support: nteu@ncua.govNews & Legislative Alerts
Stay informed about national issues affecting federal employees.
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Legislative Action Center for quick advocacyTake Action!
NTEU is Fighting for Government Employees
A Message for NTEU Members Impacted by the Exclusions EO
Watch as National President Doreen Greenwald is joined by Director of Field Operations Dan Kasapar and General Counsel Paras Shah to discuss NTEU's "path to victory" in fighting last year's exclusions Executive Order.NTEU Fights Back Against OPM's Attempt to Change Performance System
This week, NTEU filed comments opposing the Office of Personnel Management’s (OPM) proposal to change the performance ratings system in a way that would hurt employees. The proposal would implement an unfair employee ranking system—one that would force supervisors to rate employees on a curve, instead of on actual performance. This kind of system has largely been abandoned in the private sector and is currently prohibited by existing federal regulations. OPM’s proposal also strips employees of their right to challenge these ratings through union grievance arbitrations.
NTEU strongly opposes this blatant attack on employee rights. OPM acknowledges that this proposal may result in unfair discrimination, and federal officials across agencies have warned OPM against implementing it. NTEU is speaking up to protect federal employees—OPM’s proposal disregards the merit-based principles of federal service.
We will continue to update you as we fight back against these attacks on federal employees.Probationary Employees - We Will Fight for You!
We will fight for you, utilizing every tool available to us. Read MoreAct Now: Tell Legislators to Protect Federal Employees!
The NTEU Legislation Department is closely monitoring issues impacting our members and is sharing with members of Congress what the impact could be on our members. Be assured we will take action to oppose any measures that negatively affect NTEU members. Use this link to contact your members of Congress. Please do not use your NCUA email address or computer when contacting your member of Congress.
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NTEU Legislative Action Center
REMINDER: Do not use a government email address when sending a message through the NTEU legislative action system.

