Federal Employees Who Refuse COVID Testing Could Face Discipline
Federal employees who refuse COVID testing under recently issued policies could be subject to disciplinary action.
Federal employees who refuse COVID testing under recently issued policies could be subject to disciplinary action.
A new memo instructs federal agencies to begin the process of returning many federal employees to work in offices as the pandemic winds down.
The White House has issued guidance for agencies on implementing new COVID-19 safety regulations for federal employees.
Two lawmakers want OMB to abandon its efforts to implement Schedule F.
At least one agency has begun moving its employees to Schedule F. The author explores what the potential ramifications of this are for federal employees.
Four Senators said that OMB and OPM are putting federal employees in jeopardy by asking them to return to work in their offices now.
The Office of Management and Budget issued a memo with plans agencies can use to safely return to normal operations after the coronavirus.
OMB has issued another memo for agencies with action items to take to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The Office of Management and Budget is asking federal agencies to make full use of telework and leave options to protect federal employees who are most at risk from the coronavirus.
While the proposed budget cuts to federal employees’ retirement are familiar, the author says they contain a key difference this time.