By Meghan Droste, March 14, 2018 Those of you who have read my previous articles will not be surprised to learn that I am fairly detailed-oriented. Others may have a less flattering way of describing my occasionally obsessive interest in the details of things, but I...
By William Wiley, March 14, 2018 You have to understand the role and the operation of the US Merit Systems Protection Board plays in our country to fully appreciate what is happening there now. You experienced readers will have to forgive us for some basics before we...
By Deborah Hopkins, originally published March 14, 2018; updated October 10, 2023 Do you remember the story where an emotional support dog bit a little girl in the face on a Southwest Airlines flight a few years back? Or, how a Spirit Airlines customer flushed her...
By Meghan Droste, March 14, 2018 As spring approaches, notwithstanding the snow that some of you were fortunate enough to get in recent weeks, the stores are filled with Easter-themed candy. My personal favorite is the chocolate egg filled with peanut butter. It is...
By William Wiley, March 14, 2018 Several weeks ago, we distributed an article explaining how an employee engaged in misconduct could be handled well, compared to a series of missteps that amounted to doing the wrong things. In response, we got an outpouring of...
By Deborah Hopkins, March 14, 2018 There’s yet another recent EEO decision that makes me ask the question, “When it comes to providing reasonable accommodation to an individual with a disability, how far does an agency need to go?” And the answer, based on this...
Course Description Discovery is a critical and effective part of any litigation – when conducted properly. Annoying and abusive discovery techniques could have negative consequences, and possibly even lead to sanctions. From disrespect and profanity[...]