What are the best practices after receiving a "proposal for removal" from a federal employer?
I agree with my colleague who already posted; you should consult with an attorney. For most federal employees, the length of the probationary...
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I agree with my colleague who already posted; you should consult with an attorney. For most federal employees, the length of the probationary...
The EEO office is supposed to be neutral; it is not supposed discourage an individual from exercising his right to file a discrimination complaint....
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You ask if your supervisor's actions are legal. Maybe, maybe not. The real issue is: what can you do about the unfair treatment? Depending on...
In short, no, the employer does not see your form. When you apply for a security clearance, the people who review the clearance are an entirely...
Your situation raises several possible claims which you should review with an attorney. There might be a retaliation claim under federal law;...
Yes you can. The retirement does not typically impact your ability to pursue your claim, but it might alter the amount of relief you can get if...
I agree that you should talk with a lawyer. Seek a lawyer who is specialized in whistle blowing and qui tam claims. I also recommend that you not...
The law regarding non-competes is slightly different in VA, MD and DC, but all say that the non-compete must be reasonable. The "reasonableness"...
In your search for an attorney, it may be wise to focus on attorneys who are especially familiar with federal sector employment matters. With some...
You have raised several issues. Without knowing all the details of your situation, it's impossible to give on-point advice. That being said,...