Refusal to Telework During COVID-19 Emergency Leads to Probationary Termination
An HHS Attorney Advisor was terminated for not teleworking during COVID-19. Her appeals on this termination during her probationary period are explored.
An HHS Attorney Advisor was terminated for not teleworking during COVID-19. Her appeals on this termination during her probationary period are explored.
After a recent court decision, OPM has issued revised guidance noting that only agencies have the authority to terminate probationary employees.
OPM is making some changes to the 2025 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey In accordance with two executive orders issued by President Trump.
Unions sued over Trump’s “Fork Directive,” but were denied due to lack of standing. They could argue statutory violations and futility for court intervention.
A second email went out to federal employees over the weekend asking them for their list of accomplishments, but there are key changes from the first email.
Upon reaching age 57 with 30 years of service, does it make more financial sense for a federal employee to retire or keep working?
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President Trump issued an Executive Order directing government spending cuts through DOGE by targeting areas such as credit cards and travel justification.