Biggest Events for Feds in 2018
What were the most significant events for federal employees in 2018? Here is a summary.
Executive Order
Pay Freeze Stands for 2019
Because Congress has not overridden the president’s proposed pay freeze, and an Executive Order has been issued freezing pay, no raise is expected in 2019.
Trump Gives Federal Employees Extra Holiday on Christmas Eve
President Trump has issued an Executive Order giving most federal employees an extra holiday on December 24, 2018. Merry Christmas!
Decision Over-Turning Executive Orders Goes to Next Level Court
A District Court decision overturning major provisions of three Executive Orders has been appealed. Here is a summary of the arguments made by Justice Department.
Post Office, Stock Market Among Closures for Tomorrow’s Holiday Honoring Former President Bush
Wednesday, December 5th, has been declared a day of mourning by President Trump. Most federal employees will be excused from work, including the Postal Service.
National Day of Mourning Declared: Government Closed December 5th
On Wednesday, December 5th, the Federal Government will close in honor of America’s 41st president who died on Friday.
New Federal Labor Relations Guidance: Back to the Future?
OPM has issued new guidance for agencies on reporting labor relations information.
VA Restricting Salary to Federal Employees Representing Unions
OPM issues new guidance to agencies and the VA cuts of use of official time for medical professionals to focus on “putting veterans first.”
Ensuring Accuracy of Federal Employee Personnel Files
OPM has issued guidance for agencies on maintaining accurate personnel files consistent with the requirements of an Executive Order issued in May.
EO Decision Provides a Look into Judge’s Far-Left Philosophy of Collective Bargaining
The author says a recent ruling on President Trump’s executive orders reflects a theory of collective bargaining that is extreme.
