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Federal Employment Rules for Telework May 12, 2020

With people complying with stay-at-home orders, more and more people are teleworking. Telework is defined as the ability of an employee to work in another location, as authorized by their employer, other than the one they are supposed to work at. Telework has become the new ...

Federal Employment Rules for Telework May 12, 2020
With people complying with stay-at-home orders, more and more people are teleworking. Telework is defined as the ability of an employee to work in another location, as authorized by their employer, ...
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Understanding Hazard Pay April 14, 2020
With almost a million confirmed and presumptive cases , the novel coronavirus COVID-19 has impacted the lives of every single person. “Stay at Home” orders have been put in place in order to slow the ...
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How Do I File an Inspector General Complaint? February 28, 2020
When you are dealing with an issue at work involving federal employee misconduct or Prohibited Personnel Practices (PPP), you will need to file a report with the Officer of Inspector General. These ...
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8 Types of Discrimination and How to Spot Them February 12, 2020
Thousands of people face discrimination in the workplace every year. In 2019, there were 72,675 total charges filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). While the law protects ...
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How Can A Lawyer Help with Workplace Discrimination? February 3, 2020
Unfair treatment in the workplace is more than just frustrating or embarrassing. In certain circumstances, workplace discrimination can result in lost financial opportunities, unwarranted punishments, ...
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What Does the EEOC Consider Discrimination? January 27, 2020
If you are a federal employee dealing with discrimination in the workplace, you might turn to the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for help taking action. The EEOC uses its ...
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