By William Wiley The Board published its annual summary of cases decided a couple of months ago. Normally, I dig into those win/loss tables with glee, separating the agencies who won most of their appeals from the pitiful losers who are wasting the government’s money....
By Deryn Sumner As I promised last week, here are some facts and figures from decisions awarding non-pecuniary compensatory damages issued by the EEOC’s Office of Federal Operations in calendar year 2015. I’ll start with a caveat. This is based on my review of the...
By William Wiley Once again, I willingly choose to engage in the crime of lèse-majesté. Consider the following exchange: Bill: Hey, Deb, how did you get to work today? Deb: Well, I drove my Ford, as usual. Bill: You’re lying. I saw you driving a...
By Barbara Haga In the past two columns we reviewed cases where misuse of the government vehicle was not sustained. This month we will look at a case where the Board, and the Federal Circuit, upheld the disciplinary action. Stranded on a Sand Pile This case is...
Course Description The Board is back and moving quickly to address the large backlog of IRAs it inherited. It’s time to either sharpen your MSPB skills and refresh your knowledge or fall behind. In the[...]