Schedule F Continues to Worry Democrats
Although it does not exist, Schedule F continues to remain in the crosshairs of some Democrats.
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Although it does not exist, Schedule F continues to remain in the crosshairs of some Democrats.
The author says that the federal government is in need of a revamped onboarding process for new hires.
The author proposes a different way of looking at the practice of burrowing in by political appointees.
OPM has extended the COVID excepted service hiring authority after President Biden extended the pandemic national emergency.
Legislation in Congress would cut federal employees’ telework benefits. What options do federal employees have if they want to remain on expanded telework?
Filing administrative exceptions to an arbitration award is a unique process. These are conditions upon which an exception must be based.
A new bill would provide compensation or possible reinstatement for federal employees who resigned or were fired after refusing the COVID vaccine mandate.
The GAO has issued a decision impacting the federal labor relations program. The FLRA general counsel was found by GAO to be serving in violation of the law.
A primary focus of the Biden administration is on racism. How is this changing the composition of the federal workforce?
This is a basic list of provisions to consider when negotiating over collective bargaining ground rules.