And Now a Word With … EEOC Commissioner Keith Sonderling

By Dan Gephart, October 18, 2022 Efficiency. Enforcement. These two words are probably not among the first to spring to mind when you think of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. But EEOC Commissioner Keith Sonderling has a whole lot of statistics to explain...

Why F-Words Get Agencies in Trouble

By Deborah Hopkins, October 18, 2022 For as long as we’ve been a company (since 2001, in case you’re wondering), FELTG has taught agency reps and supervisors that if you’re charging misconduct that begins with an f-word (falsification, fraud, false _______, etc.),...

The Good News: With Weingarten, The Law Is Enough!

By Ann Boehm, October 18, 2022 Once again, I’m writing about the Weingarten union representation right. This time I want to emphasize something that may seem overly obvious: Stick to the law! Let’s start with a refresher about the statutory language. The Weingarten...

‘Government Careers are Retirement Schemes for the Incompetent’

By William Wiley, October 18, 2022 Oh, did you like that one? Well, how about this: “Federal employment is basically welfare with an attendance requirement, but not a very strict one.” Are you offended yet? No? Well you just might be if you read any more of the...

Know the Warning Signs of Employee Stress and What You Can Do to Help

By FELTG Staff, October 18, 2022 Project deadlines, that one co-worker who rubs you the wrong way, work-life balance, worries about keeping your job. Sometimes, the stress of work can feel overwhelming. Even with a low unemployment rate, which allows workers more...

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