Instead of using the Douglas factors, MSPB will judge whether an agency’s penalty for an employee accused of misconduct was reasonable on a case-by-case basis.
Ronald Sanders, a NAPA fellow, former OPM associate director and former agency CHCO, explains why HR leaders should be treated like adults and held accountable.
The adversaries here are well-resourced nation-states with explicit intent and demonstrated capability to exploit exactly what they steal.
Federal News Network wants to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with the help of our audience.
For some, making FEVS an agency-specific survey is a welcome change. But questions remain about a tight timeline, limited resources and lack of experience.
OMB laid out a series of deadlines over the next two years for agencies to transition many of their citizen-facing websites to the shared service.
In the wake of Trump's planned pay freeze, federal groups intensified calls for the passage of the FAIR Act or another measure to provide for a 2027 raise.
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