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.
Four More Years–Despite The Best Efforts of Federal Employee Unions
Federal employee unions worked hard to elect John Kerry. What happens next?
Comp Time for Federal Travelers and Better Benefits (For Some)
Signing of a new law will make several significant changes to the federal human resources system.
The “Offset” And What it Means to You
This article explains the Government Pension Offset and how it impacts retired federal employees
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.
Tax Tips for Reaching Your Retirement Investment Goals
Here is a strategy some federal employees can use to increase their retirement investment goals.
Are You Ready to Retire? Advice From Those Already There
Here is a quick summary of how to plan for a successful retirement.
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.
Pay-For-Performance Faces Tough Road in Federal Environment
Pay for performance in the federal environment faces a tough road according to the MSPB
