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"Remember, you have the right to ask for representation when being questioned or asked to write a memo if you believe your answers or information you provide may lead to disciplinary action."

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Need Representation

Need immediate representation, call 1-877-7MY-UNION (1-877-769-8646) to reach a representative as well as PORAC if you need immediate representation for an on duty shooting or other siginificant incident.

OIG, OIA, OPR and MIT Representation

 If you recieve notification to appear before any of these investigative branches, contact a union representative immediately for representation. If you have an NTA, fax it to 1-877-7MY-UNION with your name and contact info so that we may assign a representative to your case.  Do not wait until the last minute or representation may not be available.

  

Our New Union Logo

After several drafts we have decided to go with a new logo for our local, its simpler in design and shape, hope you like it...

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Management Betrayed

On July 26, 2010, Arbitrator Maretta Comfort Toedt issued her final and binding Decision and Award in the matter of a grievance brought by Local 1929 against the agency (more specifically, against APAIC Garth Rogers and other management officials at the Las Cruces Station).

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Management Betrayed

As of late, many Border Patrol Agents from the Deming, New Mexico Border Patrol Station have requested the assistance of Local 1929.  On several occasions, Local Officers and Stewards from Local 1929 have attempted to investigate many of the complaints and concerns made by its Deming members. 

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Management Betrayed

It would appear that the Fabens Agents are going to be in for a rough ride with the new Patrol Agent in Charge, Elizabeth Rosales.

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Management Betrayed

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LRs “BIGGEST LOSERS”

Unlike the popular TV show from which we have borrowed our headline, it is not a good thing to be the biggest loser among management LR staffs in the federal government.  But the Department of Homeland Security unquestionably has the most losses before the FLRA over the last two years.  NTEU hammered CBP management in 15 out of 19 cases while AFGE won 16 out of 21 cases over DHS components such as Border Patrol, ICE, and CIS.  Added together, that is 31 loses out of 40 FLRA decisions. Here is what it means.

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El Paso Sector Fallen Agents

About Us

NBPC Local 1929

 

"Where the legend began...

 

                             And continues..."

 

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Top Issues

Agency's Failure to Bargain over changes.
Agency LEAP Proposal.
FCIP Revoked.

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Union Meeting

Our Union Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month and begin at 7:30 p.m.

We are located at: 1234 Shell Street

                             El Paso, Tx. 79925

Members are invited to attend in order to stay up to date with news

and information around the Sector and to ask questions or bring

issues before the Union. We provide food and drinks at the meeting as well as a $100 Door Prize Drawing.

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