A retired federal employee went to court over a survivor annuity computation based on his service time under both CSRS and FERS. See how the courts ruled.
The MSPB has made significant progress on processing its backlog of cases.
An MSPB cases illustrates how Fifth Amendment rights can apply (or not) to federal employees.
A recent MSPB case illustrates the negative impact the backlog has had on case decisions.
The unprecedented backlog at MSPB is creating unusual problems for federal employees with pending cases.
Why would the Supreme Court accept a 10-year old case filed by a federal employee and why did it take 10 years to get there anyway?
Should the FERS annuity supplement be included when awarding payments to a former spouse? The MSPB upholds a federal retiree’s request for lower payments.
The MSPB was without a quorum for years which created a massive case backlog. How is it progressing and when can federal employees expect cases to be addressed?
Reports of prohibited personnel practices of political coercion or discrimination are growing. Why is this occurring?
The author explains how an MSPB decision highlights how an agency overcomplicated its performance appraisal system to its own detriment.
