VA Employee to Plead Guilty for Embezzling $70k Using Square App
A VA employee has agreed to plead guilty to stealing nearly $70k worth of agency funds via a mobile app.
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A VA employee has agreed to plead guilty to stealing nearly $70k worth of agency funds via a mobile app.
A Department of Defense teacher in Japan lost his job when he was reassigned state side following a drunk driving conviction in Japanese court.
A Georgia man has been charged with trying to sell the VA non-existent protective equipment for the coronavirus totaling over $750 million.
The widow of a deceased federal annuitant cannot collect a survivor’s annuity because her spouse never elected one for her.
The Supreme Court upended the way the federal government has defended against age discrimination complaints under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
The law giving VA streamlined disciplinary authority was applied to employee misconduct that occurred before the effective date. See how the appeals court has ruled.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against the government on behalf of federal employees who may have been exposed to the coronavirus.
An NCIS investigator in Japan who was suspended and demoted following revocation of his driving privileges took his case to the federal appeals court.
A former DHS acting IG is alleged to have stolen software and personal data of federal employees to sell for a profit.
As a recent court case shows, the time period (or lack thereof) on a settlement agreement can have surprising consequences for federal employees.