Bill Would Restore ALJs to Competitive Service
Recently introduced legislation would overturn one of President Trump’s executive orders and restore ALJs to the competitive service process.
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Recently introduced legislation would overturn one of President Trump’s executive orders and restore ALJs to the competitive service process.
President Trump said in a speech today that he will “study” the issue of pay for federal workers over the weekend. What exactly does this mean?
The White House wants to move forward with its proposed pay freeze for federal employees in 2019.
OPM has issued revised guidance for agencies as a result of a judge’s recent decision to invalidate significant portions of labor relations executive orders.
A federal court has dealt a significant blow to President Trump’s executive orders targeting federal employee unions.
As a result of a recent Supreme Court decision, President Trump has issued an Executive Order excepting ALJ’s from the competitive service.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has resigned from his post with the agency.
How will lawsuits filed by unions regarding the Executive Order on labor relations fare in court? Here is an analysis.
A group of 45 Senate Democrats are asking President Trump to reconsider his executive orders directed at the federal workforce.
AFGE is seeking an injunction of one of President Trump’s executive orders regarding the use of official time.