Year in Review: Top FELTG Newsletter Stories of 2024
For six years now, our year-end News Flash has unveiled the most popular FELTG newsletter stories (based on the number of reads and forwards) of the previous 12 months. The […]
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For six years now, our year-end News Flash has unveiled the most popular FELTG newsletter stories (based on the number of reads and forwards) of the previous 12 months. The […]
By Ann Modlin, December 11, 2024 Dear Santa: With a new administration taking over in January, changes are sure to happen. Change can be scary, but I’m an eternal optimist. […]
By Deborah J. Hopkins, January 17, 2024 With the start of another year, it’s time for our annual update on what’s happening in the Federal employment law agencies most relevant […]
By Deborah J. Hopkins, November 5, 2024 Quick facts: In excessive absence cases, the MSPB now only considers absences beyond the date the agency warns the employee to return to […]
By Dan Gephart, October 15, 2024 Quick facts: An air traffic control specialist and an agency operations supervisor entered a consensual sexual relationship. The specialist alleged sexual harassment and discrimination […]
By Dan Gephart, September 10, 2024 Quick facts: A Navy shipfitter was injured on the job. He broke several bones, had internal bleeding, and later developed PTSD. Years later, the […]
By Deborah J. Hopkins, January 15, 2025 Quick facts: MSPB has almost eradicated the backlog of nearly 4,000 cases it inherited in 2022. The EEOC’s priorities have recently been focused […]
By Dan Gephart, December 11, 2024 Quick facts: When disciplining for AWOL, you have to prove not only the alleged facts but also the charge elements. AWOL of more than […]
By Dan Gephart, December 3, 2024 A few days ago, we caught up with Merit Systems Protection Board member — and former Special Counsel — Henry Kerner as he closed […]
By Dan Gephart, November 19, 2024 When Anne Wagner sat down to talk with FELTG over Teams late last month, it had been less than three months since she was […]