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Legal Writing Week – Washington, DC
Legal Writing Week – Washington, DC
@ International Student House (ISH) – Ella Burling Hall
Oct 7 – Oct 11 all-day
Download Registration Form All too often, legal cases are lost not for lack of evidence, but based on some procedural issue that could have been avoided through careful drafting of legal documents. Whether it’s a[...]
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Webinar Series – Absence Due to Illness: Tackling Challenges with Sick Leave and FMLA
1:00 pm
Webinar Series – Absence Due to Illness: Tackling Challenges with Sick Leave and FMLA
Oct 16 @ 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Download Registration Form Instructor William Wiley, Barbara Haga Course Description Absence due to illness has changed the landscape in dealing with federal workplace issues. Problems arise when employees are absent – let alone the huge[...]
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FLRA Law Week – Washington, DC
FLRA Law Week – Washington, DC
@ International Student House
Oct 21 – Oct 25 all-day
Download Registration Form President Trump issued three executive orders last year that had a significant impact on federal labor relations. With orders regarding official time, negotiation timeframes, and union responsibilities to pay for things they[...]
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Webinar – Discipline Alternatives: Thinking Outside the Adverse Action
1:00 pm
Webinar – Discipline Alternatives: Thinking Outside the Adverse Action
Oct 24 @ 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Download Registration Form Instructor Ann Boehm Course Description The Douglas factors require agencies to consider alternative sanctions, but what exactly are alternatives to discipline? How do they work? Does anyone even know where to start[...]
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Webinar Series – Absence Due to Illness: Tackling Challenges with Sick Leave and FMLA
1:00 pm
Webinar Series – Absence Due to Illness: Tackling Challenges with Sick Leave and FMLA
Oct 30 @ 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Download Registration Form Instructor William Wiley, Barbara Haga Course Description Absence due to illness has changed the landscape in dealing with federal workplace issues. Problems arise when employees are absent – let alone the huge[...]
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