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Welcome to the homepage of the Local 1840, Local 1855, and Local 1697 of the National Federation of Federal Employees. NFFE is the nation's oldest independent union of federal workers. NFFE has represented only federal workers since its organization in 1917. These three locals serve the membership of the Forest Service Civilian Conservation Centers.
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Local 1855 President Solomon Jones receives an award from National Federation of
Federal Employees President Bill Dougan at the NFFE Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Solomon was recognized for his efforts towards membership recruitment in September 2009
at the advanced steward training session.
NFFE Business Representative Gary Johanson (left) and union members at the Mingo CCC recently celebrated the second anniversary of the establishment of the NFFE Local. See the photo gallery for more photos. Click on the video below to watch a message from Gary.
This website is a wiki. A wiki is an editable web page. Once you have accepted an invitation to join this wiki you will be able to add and edit this website. Please watch the "Wetpaint In Plain English" video for a simple explanation of this extraordinary Web 2.0 collaborative tool.
Local 1855 President Solomon Jones receives an award from National Federation of
Federal Employees President Bill Dougan at the NFFE Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Solomon was recognized for his efforts towards membership recruitment in September 2009
at the advanced steward training session.
NFFE Business Representative Gary Johanson (left) and union members at the Mingo CCC recently celebrated the second anniversary of the establishment of the NFFE Local. See the photo gallery for more photos. Click on the video below to watch a message from Gary.
