NTEU CHAPTER 228
Kim A. Parker NTEU Chapter 228 President
Working Together, We Will Win.
NTEU CHAPTER 228
Working Together, We Will Win.
Ms. Parker serves as Senior Advisor at the Department of Energy (DOE) and President of the DOE/National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) Chapter 228, where she is the chief representative for federal bargaining unit employees. In these dual roles, she leads union initiatives, represents employees in high-level meetings with DOE leadership, Congress, the Office of Personnel Management, and the media, and oversees collective bargaining and grievance resolution. As chief negotiator, Ms. Parker vigorously defends employee rights in arbitration and policy forums, shaping union positions on legislation, regulations, and workplace policies. She manages disciplinary actions, investigates discrimination and harassment complaints, and develops strategies to foster a positive, inclusive workplace culture. Through transparent communication, proactive mobilization, and dedicated mentorship, Ms. Parker cultivates robust member engagement and a unified bargaining unit.
Ms. Parker brings deep institutional knowledge that informs policy development and long-term planning for both the Department of State and the Department of Energy. Her career reflects extensive expertise in management, leadership, program direction, labor and employee relations, employment law, human capital policy, procurement, budgeting, negotiation, and federal regulations. She leverages broad knowledge in diversity and inclusion, federal operations, policy analysis, public affairs, security, leadership development, international relations, government contracting, and nuclear energy. Ms. Parker is committed to providing tailored guidance and advancing an equitable, effective federal workplace.
She implements national labor-management initiatives by translating executive orders and federal labor policies into actionable agency procedures, delivering clear, tailored guidance to address individual and organizational needs. As the primary liaison among union members, supervisors, and management, she provides authoritative counsel on complex labor and employee relations issues, including health and safety, reasonable accommodations, the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), alternative dispute resolution, equal employment opportunity, and work/life balance. Ms. Parker ensures employees are informed about their rights under federal law, DOE and NTEU Collective Bargaining Agreements, Memoranda of Agreement, and DOE HR policies. With deep expertise in U.S. Code Title 5, the Code of Federal Regulations, and federal labor relations authorities, she provides strategic direction for the union chapter, oversees internal administration, and ensures full regulatory compliance.
Ms. Parker holds a Master of Arts in Political Science (Comparative Government and Development) and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Management). She has earned certifications in Diversity and Inclusion, Labor and Employee Law, and Project Management, and completed advanced studies in Labor Studies and Employment Law and Policy Issues at Cornell University and the U.S. Federal Labor Relations Authority. Ms. Parker is an active member of The National Society of Leadership and Success, Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society in Social Sciences, The Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement, the Ellicott City & Western Howard County Democrat Club, and the League of Women Voters of Howard County.


THIS IS A CRITICAL TIME FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES!
Itis a Critical Time for Federal Government Employees!
I assure you that NTEU and I work around the clock, advocating for and protecting your rights as Americans and Federal Government Employees. My day consists of advocating for you, communicating with you, and meeting with DOE ma
THIS IS A CRITICAL TIME FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES!
Itis a Critical Time for Federal Government Employees!
I assure you that NTEU and I work around the clock, advocating for and protecting your rights as Americans and Federal Government Employees. My day consists of advocating for you, communicating with you, and meeting with DOE management and the Office of Labor Management and Employee Relations to protect your rights. DOE will continue to comply with the ordinances in the Collective Bargaining Agreement and all federal laws and regulations.
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Working Together, We Will Win.
KIM A. PARKER
NTEU and I will continue fighting for YOU!
However, NTEU cannot WIN without your support!

Case name: NTEU v. Trump et al. Court: DC District Court, DC Circuit Court of Appeals UPDATE: NTEU’s motion for summary judgment declaring the order stripping union rights as unlawful is pending, and we await a decision. On Sept. 10, NTEU asked that the appeal regarding the
Case name: NTEU v. Trump et al. Court: DC District Court, DC Circuit Court of Appeals UPDATE: NTEU’s motion for summary judgment declaring the order stripping union rights as unlawful is pending, and we await a decision. On Sept. 10, NTEU asked that the appeal regarding the preliminary injunction be paused while the summary judgment motion is pending. On Sept. 23, NTEU replied to the government’s opposition to our request for a stay.
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