The FLRA and Politics
The author says he is concerned that politics may be causing the FLRA to lose credibility.
Federal HR news topics include federal employee unions, labor relations, bargaining, pay/leave and benefits.
The author says he is concerned that politics may be causing the FLRA to lose credibility.
An investigative plan sets forth how to conduct an investigation along with important details needed. This is an overview of the key parts it should contain.
Is there any one “right way” to counsel a misbehaving employee? These are some techniques to help managers with counseling meetings.
OPM is proposing to expand the “ban the box” rule to create a “world-class federal workforce.” How does this approach compare to an earlier Democratic administration?
The rollout of the 2022 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey is scheduled to begin in late May.
Recently introduced legislation would put the brakes on the Biden administration’s effort to permanently expand telework for federal employees.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of a new Member of the FLRA. Her confirmation returns control of the agency to Democrats.
Bargaining unit descriptions often become outdated. These are some things both parties must consider when this happens.
Federal employees who have enjoyed remote work and telework during the pandemic may not want to return to the office. What options do they have?
OPM has released the 2021 FEVS results. Despite the pandemic, federal employees still reported generally being satisfied with their jobs and the work they do.