Massachusetts US Attorney Resigns After “Egregious” Hatch Act Violations
“Egregious” Hatch Act violations led to the resignation of the US Attorney for the District of Massachusetts.
“Egregious” Hatch Act violations led to the resignation of the US Attorney for the District of Massachusetts.
As a result of a whistleblower revelation, ATF was found to have paid tens of millions to employees by improperly classifying their jobs.
The Secretary of HHS was found to have violated the Hatch Act when speaking at an awards gala in 2022.
A whistleblower report identified almost half a billion dollars in debts owed to over 28 federal agencies that was caused by a software problem.
Hatch Act violations often occur during national election years. Here are the 3 latest examples of how to damage or end a federal career.
The OSC recently submitted a brief in support of a VA whistleblower. What could this mean for federal employees?
The EEO director at Hill AFB was removed from her position after an investigation concerning violation of EEOC regulations.
A new report states that HHS misappropriated millions of dollars intended to fund vaccine research.
OSC has issued an advisory opinion outlining what federal employees can and cannot do under the Hatch Act after Election Day.
A federal district court has turned aside efforts by a watch dog group to force OSC to prosecute violations of the Hatch Act by a White House official.