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You might sense pressure to step down if you're a federal worker approaching retirement age. Your boss can talk to you about future plans and maybe throw some hints about what might come next. However, they can't make you leave. If you are facing a similar situation...
Social media is where you speak your mind. But if you work for the federal government, posting the wrong thing at the wrong time can land you in serious trouble. The Hatch Act, a federal law, restricts political activity for federal employees to maintain public trust...
Federal workers play a crucial role in keeping the government running smoothly and making sure people get the services they need. It is important for these workers to know their rights at work. What rights do federal workers have? Protection against discrimination...
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is leading a big change in how federal employees apply for retirement: they are making the process completely electronic. This change will make it easier and faster for federal employees to apply for retirement, but could also...
Attorney McRae Cleaveland of The Devadoss Law Firm, P.L.L.C. has been officially named as a Super Lawyer Rising Star for 2025 in recognition of his legal accomplishments. Super Lawyers is a directory that points prospective clients toward attorneys who have...
The Whistleblower Protection Act protects federal employees against retaliation. It ensures that they will not receive punishment if they report any wrongdoing. But what exactly qualifies as whistleblower retaliation? Retaliation happens when an organization threatens...
There are certain benefits that come with federal employment. Federal workers receive holiday pay and other forms of paid leave. Depending on the type of career professionals pursue, they may have relatively competitive job security. Additionally, they may be eligible...
Over the last few years, remote work arrangements and hybrid arrangements where people work partially on-site and partially off-site have become far more common. Remote work has been a boon for those who may want to live in lower-cost areas while working for large...
Since President Trump took office again, federal government employees have faced significant employment law changes, affecting at least 12% of the federal government’s workforce. These changes have created a climate of uncertainty and stress and fundamentally altered...
Federal employees have legal rights to workplace adjustments under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. These rights help you stay productive at work while dealing with disabilities, medical needs or religious beliefs that need changes to your regular work setup. How to...