Monthly Archives: July 2025
WHAT COUNTS AS A WHISTLEBLOWER RETALIATION? We suspect there is going to be a lot of whistleblowing in the next few months and years. So, unions could be wise to brush up on what whistleblower retaliation looks like. A recent … Continue reading
WHEN IS MANAGEMENT’S FMLA OBLIGATION TRIGGERED? What happens if an employee takes a lot of LWOP and AWOL to deal with a medical situation, but never asks management for FMLA leave. In many cases, she is likely to be disciplined … Continue reading
DAVID BOREN, EX-AFGE GENERAL COUNSEL, IS BACK It is always good to get another advocate for employees, especially one so deeply experienced as David. Gilbert Employment Law of Silver Spring Maryland just announced that he is joining their firm. David … Continue reading
“OH, YOU BLACK PEOPLE” No, that is not a quote from President Trump’s latest anti-fed employee executive order, but we can’t vouch for the drafts. The words were uttered by a Postal Service supervisor. According to the EEOC, his exact … Continue reading
WE WILL SEE A LOT MORE OF THIS THANKS TO ELON Gregory, an employee at the U.S. Agency for Global Media applied for the vacant position of “Kurdish Senior Television Specialist.” When he was not selected, he filed an EEO … Continue reading
DADS-IN-THE-21ST-CENTURY WORKPLACE QUIZ! There is an interesting blog piece out there about the rights of Dads. It is from a law firm that leans slightly toward management’s perspective, but their analyses are thought provoking and reasonable. Check it out here.
FREE ONLINE LABOR RELATIONS TRAINING The FLRA staff has three online training programs coming up this month. If interested, click on the course’s link and sign up. The course are as follows: 7116(a)(1)/(b)(1), 7116(a)(2) and (4), Flagrant Misconduct and Duty … Continue reading