Man Heading to Prison for Stealing His Twin’s Identity to Get Federal Benefits
A Florida man is heading to prison for stealing his twin brother’s identity and using it to obtain federal benefits.
Read summaries of court cases and decisions that impact federal employees and retirees.
A Florida man is heading to prison for stealing his twin brother’s identity and using it to obtain federal benefits.
A second federal appeals court has upheld the federal employee vaccine mandate.
A VA housekeeping supervisor was removed for comments he made in a team meeting with his employees about issues involving COVID.
A federal appeals court has upheld President Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal employees.
An appeals court has issued a key decision impacting reimbursements for veterans’ hospital visits.
AFGE challenged the authority of the Impasses Panel seeking to overturn a decision issued to resolve a bargaining dispute in HUD.
A former USPS mail carrier pleaded guilty to stealing nearly 100 sports cards worth thousands of dollars from the mail.
When OPM denied this former spouse’s application for a survivor’s annuity, she appealed. An appeals court ultimately reversed OPM and MSPB.
In determining Postal Service pay rates for its Field Pay Package, there are requirements of the Postal Act that must be met. An appeals court determined USPS did not meet these requirements.
A welder removed for inappropriate conduct of a sexual harassment nature took his appeal to an arbitrator. See how the case turned out.