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5 Things to Know About Reasonable Accommodation for 2025 – December 5, 2024
Wouldn’t it be great if your first reaction to a reasonable accommodation request didn’t involve increased heartbeat, immediate beads of sweat, or fear? It doesn’t have to be that way. You can be the supervisor (or advisor) who sees the benefit of the interactive process and confidently navigates it to find a solution that works for the […]
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Clean Records, Last Rites, Last Chances, and Other Discipline Alternatives – December 12, 2024
Numerous pitfalls can derail an agency’s disciplinary action, whether it’s suspension, demotion, or removal – and even make a bad situation worse. The most “effective and efficient” approach isn’t always traditional disciplinary action. This two-hour training will explain why, how, and when to use numerous alternative actions, including not just clean record agreements, but also […]
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Misconduct Investigations: Get Them Right From the Start – January 22, 2025
Any effective misconduct investigation starts with a solid foundation of the law and an understanding of the full scope of your investigation. This class explains the principles that underpin a […]
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Feds Gone AWOL: What to Do When Employees Don’t Show Up – February 6, 2025
You can’t discipline an employee for AWOL unless it has reached a certain number of days. Employees can’t be removed for AWOL. You can’t be charged AWOL for time that […]
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Accountability for Conduct in 2025: 6-part Training Series – February 6 – July 10, 2025
An employee fails to report onsite and claims telework instead. Or ignores an order. Or gets arrested off-duty. What do you do? At FELTG, we take accountability seriously. It’s been […]
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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 […]