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If an employee believes an action against him was a prohibited personnel practice, what remedies are available? Here is a case that shows some of the limits on appeal rights.
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If an employee believes an action against him was a prohibited personnel practice, what remedies are available? Here is a case that shows some of the limits on appeal rights.
Defense Department releases 2005 BRAC recommendation that calls for shutting down 33 of 318 major military bases across the country.
OPM is issuing new regulations designed to significantly enhance the federal government’s recruitment, relocation and retention payment authorities.
Should the TSP be expanded to include a real estate fund? Most readers say “yes.”
CSC wins NASA A-76 competition to support NASA Shared Services Center.
The EEOC announced plans to reorganize the agency by opening two new offices, decreasing management layers and strengthening the field offices.
A U.S. Postal Service plan to realign its mail processing and distribution infrastructure due to increased competition, higher costs and declining mail volumes lacks accountability, stakeholder input and performance measures for results, according to GAO.
Federal employees have numerous appeals processes available. The proposed changes to the civil service system would modify these processes.
Has the Social Security Administration engaged in an illegal grassroots lobbying effort? The GAO concludes there is not a violation.
Results of the 2004 Employee Benefits survey reveal that federal employees feel the Thrift Savings Plan is the most important benefit.