CFPB Management to employees: “We’re done with health & safety”
Re-entry into the building weekly Monday meeting notes
Tag: coronavirus
Union proposal would keep COVID-19 Admin Leave, full-time telework, & other protections in place past April 23rd. Now it’s up to Director Chopra to decide
On Thursday, March 17, 2022, NTEU 335’s Health and Safety Committee sent our union proposal on post-April-23rd pandemic safety policies to CFPB Labor Relations and COVID-19 Coordination Team Lead Marty Michalosky. Download our NTEU Pandemic Safety Proposal here. Our union …
CFPB tries for third time since Biden inauguration to prematurely roll back COVID-19 safety, including masks in offices
Keep masking up. Regardless of CFPB’s proposal, masks are still required at CFPB offices! Max telework still in place through April 23rd! All masking, social distancing, COVID-19 Admin Leave, and maximum telework policies are still in place through at least …
Keep up the pressure on January 1st pay, a COVID contract, and permanent remote work
Keep up the pressure. Continue to raise your voice. You are getting through: the pressure you have put on management is starting to get their attention. The key now lies with our remote work ground rules: Tell Deputy Director Zixta …
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Union Health & Safety Committee urges Director Chopra to listen to employees & extend COVID-19 protections through at least June
Based on your feedback, our Health and Safety Committee proposed earlier this month that the Bureau extend the current operating status and COVID flexibilities through at least June in order to give employees – particularly those with school-aged children – …
CFPB must act now on Omicron: we need N95s, free tests, and truly MAXIMUM telework
In light of the current significant public health risks of the uncontrolled spread of the Omicron variant, on Tuesday, January 4th, NTEU 335’s Health and Safety Committee shared the following proposal with CFPB’s Labor Relations and COVID-19 Response Team: Omicron …
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CFPB reports 1 case of COVID-19 at 1700 G Street office, employee was last in office on Thursday, December 9
NTEU 335 was notified yesterday that an employee who works primarily in the basement at 1700 G Street has a confirmed case of COVID-19. We received the following details in writing today. Employees who are approved to work from DC …
Make your plan now to get fully vaccinated by November 22nd
All CFPB staff are required to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by November 22nd (with very limited exceptions for reasonable accommodations or sincerely held religious belief). This requirement applies to all bargaining unit employees, whether you are working in person …
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Amid latest COVID surge, CFPB extends maximum telework until November 6th and withdraws its July proposals to remove protections
This message was sent on August 6, 2021 to all bargaining unit employees and copied to the Director of Human Capital and the COVID-19 Coordination Team lead.
CFPB proposes premature end to workplace COVID-19 protections while the Delta variant surges
CFPB management has presented a proposal to the union Health & Safety Committee that would roll back current COVID-19 protections starting September 5th, including removing all indoor social distancing, mask requirements, and building capacity limits. Even though vaccines are widely …