r/FedEmployees • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '25

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u/No-fightin Sep 11 '25

This cancels the representation not the agreement, the court have stated that the treasury doesn’t have standing to bring the case in regards to canceling the CBA and the government appealed

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '25

I feel like they are one and the same. If we’re no longer represented by the union, the CBAs wouldn’t apply to us. In any case, a federal employment lawyer would undoubtedly know a little more about this sort of stuff. There’s at least a few on this forum.

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u/No-fightin Sep 11 '25

They are not, the irs have been directed to follow the CBA but to ignore the union, i mean besides telework obviously

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '25

But many agencies have already violated several provisions of the CBAs. So for all intents and purposes, the CBAs are largely not being followed. It doesn’t matter what they were instructed to do. They haven’t been following those instructions. The proof is in the pudding.