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Federal Employee Performance Improvement Plans: What They Mean and How to Respond

Receiving a Performance Improvement Plan from a federal agency rarely feels like an opportunity. For...
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How the Federal EEO Process Works (And Why So Many Claims Fail Before They Start)

If you are a federal employee in Washington, D.C. dealing with workplace discrimination, the first...
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What New York Federal Employees Should Know About Disability Discrimination Law

If you are a New York federal employee attorney's client or simply someone trying to...
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How to File an OSC Complaint: What Dallas Federal Employees Need to Know

Reporting misconduct at a federal agency takes courage. It can also put your career at...
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Social Media Missteps or Illegal Firing? When Dallas Workers Are Terminated for Online Speech

Social media has become a big part of everyday life. From Facebook to Instagram, Twitter...
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Fired for Reporting Safety Violations in Maryland? Here’s What to Do Next

It takes courage to report unsafe working conditions. You may have spoken up to protect...
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Fired for Cannabis Use in DC? What Employees and Employers Should Understand

Cannabis is legal in Washington, DC — but that does not mean you cannot lose...
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What Evidence Actually Wins a Virginia Federal Employee Law Case?

Federal employees in Virginia who face discipline, removal, or discrimination tend to focus on what...
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Can Managers Be Personally Liable for Wrongful Termination in Maryland?

If you were wrongfully terminated, you may assume only the company can be held responsible....
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Virginia Court Expands Non-Compete Ban to Include Some Non-Solicitation Agreements

In a significant recent development for restrictive covenant law in Virginia, the Court of Appeals...