Events
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Making Sense of the 2025 Trump Federal Workforce Executive Orders – February 11, 2025
Each presidential administration brings its own priorities and policies to the White House, but the speed with which the Trump Administration has issued Executive Orders regarding the Federal workplace is […]
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Making Sense of the 2025 Trump Federal Workforce Executive Orders
Each presidential administration brings its own priorities and policies to the White House, but the speed with which the Trump Administration has issued Executive Orders regarding the Federal workplace is […]
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UnCivil Servant: Holding Employees Accountable for Performance and Conduct – February 12-13, 2025
FELTG’s flagship course UnCivil Servant empowers Federal supervisors and advisers to confidently handle the challenges that come with supervising in the Federal workplace. It shatters misconceptions about performance and misconduct-based actions and […]
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Stay Up to Date: Hostile Work Environment Harassment in 2025 – February 19, 2025
A joke. A threat. A slap. A social media post. These could all possibly lead to viable claims of a hostile work environment harassment. But then again, they may not. […]
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Workplace Investigations Week – February 24-28, 2025
This week of FELTG training focuses on conducting administrative investigations in the Federal workplace with an emphasis on employee misconduct, including workplace harassment. Workplace Investigations Week always includes the most […]
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Telework as a Reasonable Accommodation in 2025: Handling Return to In-Person Work Exemption Requests – February 25, 2025
President Trump's inauguration day Memorandum to agencies was clear: Agency leaders must “require employees to return to work in-person.” In a follow-up memo, the Office of Personnel Management noted that […]
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Taking Performance and Misconduct-based Actions: Implementing Executive Order 13839 Policies in 2025 – March 5, 2025
President Trump recently reinstated the policies outlined in his 2018 Executive Order 13839: Promoting Accountability and Streamlining Removal Procedures Consistent With Merit System Principles — and you are now on […]
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Handling Insubordination and Failure to Follow Instructions – March 6, 2025
An employee does not follow an order. Seems like an open-and-shut case of insubordination, right? Think again. Was it a refusal or simply a failure to comply? When you charge […]
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Telework as a Reasonable Accommodation in 2025: Handling Return to In-Person Work Exemption Requests – March 6, 2025
President Trump's inauguration day Memorandum to agencies was clear: Agency leaders must “require employees to return to work in-person.” In a follow-up memo, the Office of Personnel Management noted that […]
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EEOC Law Week – March 24-28, 2025
Let’s face it: EEO law can be complex. Not only do you have several different laws and the growing caselaw to keep up with, but many areas, such as contractor […]
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Got Nexus? Accountability for Off-duty Conduct – April 3, 2025
The borderline between on-duty and off-duty has become increasingly blurred with the omnipresence of social media and many employees working flexible hours from home. Yet, one thing has remained clear […]
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MSPB Law Week – April 7-11, 2025
Change happens in the world of Federal employee relations, and it often comes quickly. Those who succeed continuously sharpen their MSPB skills and refresh their knowledge. Those who don’t fall […]