Former State Department Employee Sentenced to Prison for Conspiring with Chinese Spies
A former State Department employee is going to prison after pleading guilty to taking gifts from Chinese agents in return for giving them government documents.
Read summaries of court cases and decisions that impact federal employees and retirees.
A former State Department employee is going to prison after pleading guilty to taking gifts from Chinese agents in return for giving them government documents.
Checking the wrong box on a TSP form led to withholding $25,000 in taxes and a financial hardship for a retired federal employee.
A VA employee, removed for conduct unbecoming after planting an unwanted kiss on a co-worker, ended up before the appeals court in an unsuccessful challenge.
The Supreme Court has issued a decision on the debate over adding a citizenship status question to the upcoming census.
See what happened when a VA psychologist’s state license was revoked, leading to his removal from his federal position.
A federal labor relations case can take months, years or decades. Here is an example.
A new court decision has allowed a lawsuit against OPM over the two data breaches at the agency to proceed.
A DoD police officer appealed his removal based on lack of candor, conduct unbecoming, and unauthorized use of a computer. See how the appeals court ruled.
A new FSIP decision suggests that past assumptions will no longer drive the Panel’s decision making.
An employee who lost his required security clearance and was indefinitely suspended as a result lost his appeal challenging the agency’s action.