More Power for Unions: Ketanji Brown Jackson Nominated for Supreme Court
Ketanji Brown Jackson, a strong union advocate, has been nominated as a Supreme Court justice. Her nomination delights federal employee unions.
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Supreme Court Releases USPS From Vaccine Mandate
The USPS will not be required by law to mandate the COVID vaccines for its employees as a result of a Supreme Court ruling.
Supreme Court Opens Federal Officials to Damages in Their Individual Capacity
The Supreme Court recently held that federal agents who placed practicing Muslims on the No Fly List can be sued for damages in their individual capacity.
Supreme Court Orders Restructuring of CFPB
The Supreme Court has determined in a 5-4 decision that the structure of a controversial agency created in 2008 must be restructured.
Implications for Supreme Court’s LGBT Employment Discrimination Decision for Federal Employees
What are the implications for federal employees from the recent Supreme Court decision on workplace discrimination?
Supreme Court Overturns Decision in Federal Age Discrimination Case
The Supreme Court upended the way the federal government has defended against age discrimination complaints under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.
Supreme Court Decision, Union Dues and Federal Employees
The FLRA is soliciting comments on an issue involving revocation of union dues for federal employees.
OPM Asks FLRA for Decision on Letting Folks Quit the Union Quickly
OPM has asked FLRA to issue guidance on precedent for revoking federal employees’ union dues assignments. Interested persons can comment on the situation.
Government to Print 2020 Census Without Citizenship Question
The Trump administration reportedly abandoned efforts to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census, but the president has said it’s still on the table.
Supreme Court Says Citizenship Question Cannot Go on 2020 Census, For Now
The Supreme Court has issued a decision on the debate over adding a citizenship status question to the upcoming census.
