Who Says A Federal Employee Can’t Be Fired?
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has upheld the removal of an IRS employee for improperly releasing taxpayer data.
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Four More Years–Despite The Best Efforts of Federal Employee Unions
Federal employee unions worked hard to elect John Kerry. What happens next?
Will Litigation Delay Outcome and Determine Who Will Be Our Next President?
Readers expect a delay in the election results but don’t think all the lawyers will determine the outcome of this year’s presidential election
More Problems at Commission on Civil Rights
The Commission on Civil Rights continues to defend its management practices in the face of criticism from OPM and GAO.
25 Years of Civil Service Reform
The 1978 CSRA established several agencies including the MSPB. MSPB has issued an anniversary newsletter celebrating some of its past achievements.
Who Gets a COLA and Who Doesn’t?
Retirees get a COLA increase. Active duty employees do not. That can be good or it can be bad. Here’s why.
Patriotic Feds–Whether They Like It Or Not
The government is temporarily suspending payments to the TSP’s G fund.
Readers Say Vice Presidential Debate Goes to Edwards
Readers give nod to Edwards
Some Current and Future Feds May Get More Money
Changes keep coming for the federal civil service. Here are some changes that most readers will probably like.
This Court Case Won’t Fly
Supervisors at an FAA facility filed a lawsuit alleging a violation of the agency’s agreement with the union and asked for back pay as a remedy
