Are Executive Orders Contributing to the Death of Interest-Based Bargaining?
Interest-based bargaining faces challenges in federal negotiations due to political mandates, prompting a blend of traditional and interest-based methods.
Author: Darryl Roberts
Is 100% Official Time Really Necessary?
The author says that restrictions on official time may be a good thing.
Telework: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
The author analyzes a recent FSIP decision involving telework at the Federal Election Commission.
Union Ratification and the Labor Statute: Does the Union Really Have a Statutory Right to Ratification?
Do unions have a right to ratification under the federal labor relations statute?
Is It Time to Modernize the Union Dues Process?
The author says that it is time to reform the union dues collection process.
Let’s Eliminate 7106 (b)(1) Permissive Bargaining
The author suggests ways to make the bargaining process more efficient.
Is It Time to Amend the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute?
The author suggests it may be time to modernize the federal labor relations statute.
