Federal government unions are likely costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to negotiate over things that don’t benefit public servants or serve taxpayers — like the height of cubicle dividers, the ability to smoke on tobacco-free federal property, and even the right to wear spandex at the office. And no one knows exactly how much the federal government is spending to negotiate with these unions. Taxpayers deserve to know how their hard-earned money is being spent when it comes to federal collective bargaining.

I stand with Institute for the American Worker to shed light on the cost of federal union negotiations.