Lawmakers Want ED to Resume Bargaining with AFGE
Two Congressmen are seeking information from the Education Department regarding its decision to institute a new collective bargaining agreement with AFGE.
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Two Congressmen are seeking information from the Education Department regarding its decision to institute a new collective bargaining agreement with AFGE.
How will lawsuits filed by unions regarding the Executive Order on labor relations fare in court? Here is an analysis.
A proposal to reorganize federal government would impact many agencies and employees. Here is a summary of how agencies would be impacted.
A group of 45 Senate Democrats are asking President Trump to reconsider his executive orders directed at the federal workforce.
Richard Giacolone has been appointed Acting Director of the FMCS effective immediately.
13 more unions have sued President Trump over the executive orders he recently issued that attempt to place restrictions on federal employee unions.
NTEU has filed for preliminary injunction against two recent executive orders that place restrictions on federal employee unions.
The author analyzes the two recent executive orders on federal employee unions and discusses on how they may impact civil service reform.
AFGE has sued President Trump over an Executive Order he recently issued that restricts the use of official time by federal employees.
A new executive order will make it easier to take disciplinary and adverse actions against federal employees. Here is a summary of the new requirements.