AFGE Sues President Trump Over Executive Order
AFGE has sued President Trump over an Executive Order he recently issued that restricts the use of official time by federal employees.
AFGE has sued President Trump over an Executive Order he recently issued that restricts the use of official time by federal employees.
Three new executive orders have the potential to impact the federal workforce. The author analyzes the details of one that streamlines removal procedures.
The White House announced that President Trump has donated his first quarter salary to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
President Trump signed an executive order to establish a task force to study the ailing finances of the Postal Service and make suggestions for reforms.
Agencies have spent between $19,000 and $50,000 apiece to have portraits painted for display. President Trump has signed into law a bill banning future taxpayer funding of these portraits.
Recently introduced legislation would bar agencies from paying for federal employees to spend money at properties owned by President Trump or his family.
The Office of Special Counsel issued updated Hatch Act guidelines for federal employees after President Trump declared his candidacy for reelection in 2020.
How do federal employees and retirees rate President Trump’s performance after his first year? How does his rating compare to President Obama at the same point?
The author says that making it easier to fire federal employees is an emotionally charged issue that is only one aspect of addressing accountability problems.
How do you rate President Trump’s performance after the first year?