Dramatic Decrease in Official Time at VA
The VA is successfully implementing recent executive orders to restrict the use of official time and free office space previously used by unions.
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The VA is successfully implementing recent executive orders to restrict the use of official time and free office space previously used by unions.
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An agency has asked the FLRA for guidance on implementing President Trump’s Executive Orders impacting federal employee unions.
OPM has launched a new database to make collective bargaining agreements available to the public.
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President Trump has issued an Executive Order giving most federal employees an extra day off on Christmas Eve this year.
OPM’s advice to agencies on controlling federal union time and expenses is now in effect. Here is an analysis.
The VA is moving to implement President Trump’s executive orders which will put new restrictions on unions’ use of official time and office space.
President Trump’s three labor relations executive orders were recently allowed to take effect. What impact will they have on federal employees?