Trial By Written Brief Can Prolong The Agony
A decision of the FDIC to remove an employee during a RIF is appealed and the court concludes the MSPB did not properly consider all evidence in the case. The case is remanded back to the MSPB
Fears, Support Expressed In Hearings Regarding New Personnel Reforms
Fears, Support expressed in hearings regarding new DOD personnel reforms
Politics in Action: Putting the Slow Squeeze on Federal Unions
The Office of Personnel Management now reports on time and money spent on behalf of federal employee representatives who receive “official time”
Senator To Budget Committee: Include Funds For Postal Reform
Senator Collins requests funds for meaningful postal reform
FedSmith.com Survey: Where ARE Those Missing Tapes?
Where are the missing Bank of America data tapes?
Scanning The Past To Move To The Future
HHS is the largest federal agency to convert employee OPF’s into scanned documents for computers.
Retirement Gives You Freedom. Can You Handle It?
Are you ready for the freedom you will have in retirement? Will you have a purpose after leaving your federal career?
Deadline Nears For TSP Withdrawals For Former Federal Workers
Ex-federal workers that separated from federal service on or before Dec. 31, 2004 must begin withdrawing their TSP account before April 1, 2005.
Agency Can Pay for Food and Fanfare–But Can’t Go Into Business
An agency can host a conference and pay for food but can’t charge a fee and keep the proceeds
Bank of America Math: 1.2 Million People Is Just A Small Number
Bank of America is very sorry for inconviencing 1.2 million federal workers. Just ask them.
