Proposing Discipline: A Worksheet for Managers
Taking a disciplinary action in the federal human resources system is a two-step process. Here are the requirements that must be met.
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Taking a disciplinary action in the federal human resources system is a two-step process. Here are the requirements that must be met.
The author suggests language that a federal agency may find useful in negotiating with a union.
What is impact and implementation bargaining? How does it impact federal managers and the ability to make change in an agency?
Taking an adverse or disciplinary action against a federal employee is complex and should not be undertaken without understanding the facts of a case.
Federal agencies spend millions of dollars each year to subsidize federal employee unions. The reasons for the continued subsidies are complex. The author poses the question: Is it…
In the twists and turns of implementing new human resources systems in DoD and DHS, unexpected events may lead to unanticipated results. Could unions end up bargaining on…
Getting the employee's side of the story is an important first step in a possible disciplinary action. Here are tips for a federal manager or supervisor on how…
Can sending an e-mail message to your friends and colleagues get a federal employee in trouble? Think before hitting the "send" button--the e-mail may come back to haunt…
A legislative proposal would implement a pay for performance system that would create "less anxiety" among federal employees.
The Department of Labor has issued new rules that require union members be notified of their rights as members of a union.