Handshake Agreements in the Workplace
Handshake agreements in the workplace can lead to problems. This is one example of a breakdown of trust between an employee and a supervisor.
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Handshake agreements in the workplace can lead to problems. This is one example of a breakdown of trust between an employee and a supervisor.
Christmas Day falls on a Saturday in 2021. Christmas Eve is on December 24th and that is a holiday for most federal employees. Will there be an additional day off?
Federal agencies must grant administrative leave to eligible federal employees to get COVID booster shots or to assist their family members with getting vaccinations.
Who gets the window in an office? Whether employees work near windows is often the subject of negotiations and can also have an impact on employees’ health.
New data from the White House show how well federal employees and their agencies have complied with the vaccine mandate so far.
The author says that federal employees are often pawns in our political system which gives them a unique job challenge.
Federal employees deemed essential in the COVID response can roll over unused annual leave above the traditional cap.
How does the surviving spouse of a federal employee in a same-sex marriage establish eligibility for a survivor annuity or death benefit?
The author describes a different but effective approach that the Oregon National Guard has to labor relations.
How should supervisors respond when receiving a claim of sexual harassment? These are some suggestions.