Tag: Labor Relations
Smokers Need Not Apply
There is no smoking allowed anytime, anywhere on the Baltimore campus of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Tiny Union About to Become Roadkill in DHS Deal?
If a deal is reached between AFGE, NTEU and DHS, a small union representing federal employees may be wiped out.
Which unions will represent big portion of DHS employees?
Reorganization of government into DHS creates bargaining unit issues
Threats by IRS Employee To Have Former Spouse Audited Justify Removal Says Court
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upholds a decision by the IRS to fire an employee for making a threat against a taxpayer even though the employee was not on duty.
Absolute Performance Standards Are Acceptable Says Court
The Federal Circuit concludes in a case involving a Navy employee that absolute performance standards may be a valid basis for a performance standard.
Pay, Politics and Payback: An Evolving Civil Service
The civil service system is evolving. Federal employees are part of a political system and their representatives are taking strong political positions – whether most employees in the civil service know or care about the consequences.
New Labor Relations Program for DoD Unveiled
The Dept of Defense is moving out to implement a new labor relations structure reflecting the most significant changes to the LR program since 1978.
Which Democrat Will Unions Support?
Unions have different interests and these differences are reflected in the campaign to win the Democratic nomination.
Are America's Skies too Crowded to be Safe?
Some air traffic controllers say errors are increasing at O’Hare airport as air traffic increases there.
Full Employment for DOD HR Specialists and Attorneys
The author contends that pay for performance will not work in a government environment
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