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As a result of intense negotiations with the DOE over educators’ concerns with the NYC Reads curriculum, the city Department ...

Union dues are calculated at .85 of one percent of Federation of Nurses/UFT members' regular compensation plus $41.89, but not less than $66.94 per month. This method of calculating dues applies to ...

The Federation of Nurses actively engages in advocacy efforts to address systemic issues affecting nurses and healthcare professionals by lobbying policymakers, organizing grassroots campaigns, and ...

Share in the season of joy by donating a new, unwrapped toy for children from the ages of newborn to 16.* ...

Our hub for Federation of Nurses member resources includes chapter contracts, important forms, information about union dues and a collection of articles about self-care and wellness. Please note: you ...

The Federation of Nurses is often featured in the media spotlighting our role in advocating for healthcare professionals, negotiating for better working conditions, improved health care policies, and ...

Unless modified through a School Based Option (SBO) pursuant to Article 8B, teachers and paraprofessionals in single session schools have a 6 hour, 20 minute workday, Monday-Friday with a 60-minute ...

Know your rights, benefits and the services available to you as a member of the Federation of Nurses. As a member of the Federation of Nurses/UFT, you are entitled to additional benefits, programs and ...

The Federation of Nurses/UFT is your union — we hope you will get involved and help us advocate for the rights of both patients and nurses! The Federation of Nurses have started using texting as a ...

As a professional represented by the Federation of Nurses, you are on the front lines — so it’s time to make sure someone has your back on this journey. Thanks to the union's advocacy on behalf of its ...

“Our lawsuit against congestion pricing continues. Today's announcement changes nothing — pollution and traffic congestion will be worse in the poor, working- and middle-class neighborhoods of the ...