Fed Up Workers at U.S. Swaps Overseer Move to Join Union
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Workers at the U.S. agency that polices the swaps market have taken the first formal step to join a union as they press for higher pay and benefits.
The National Treasury Employees Union filed a petition yesterday seeking to represent more than half the staff at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the union said in an e-mail. The petition leads to an official vote by agency employees to join the union, which already represents other financial regulators.