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Broida on Suitability: Making Determinations, Taking Action
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Assessing Compensatory Damages Claims in Federal EEO Cases - Third Edition
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In the aftermath of the 2011 Aguzie v. Office of Personnel Management decision, more suitability-based removals are appealable to the MSPB.
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Master the ins and outs of federal EEO compensatory damages law and get up to speed on recent cases — with just one resource!
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The Evolving Complexities of Sex Discrimination: Refining Your Agency's Approach for Today's Claims
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The Federal Equal Opportunity Reporter®
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As an MSPB administrative judge, Samuel Vitaro decided a multitude of disputes involving sexual harassment, sex discrimination and reprisal.
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The Federal Equal Opportunity Reporter® (FEOR) is a research service that focuses on equal employment opportunity within the federal sector.
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Federal Merit Systems Reporter
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Federal Human Resources Week
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Federal Merit Systems Reporter (FMSR) keeps you up to date on all the latest MSPB and related court decisions.
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As an HR professional, everyday challenges demand that you stay on top of EEO, employee and labor relations, pay and benefits, and retirement issues to name just a few. But with your already hectic schedule, how can you keep up to date with the ever-changing federal community?
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How to Frame Disciplinary and Adverse Action Charges
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The Basics of Writing Federal-EEO Counselor Reports--Second Edition
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Why do agencies lose in adverse action cases, despite having evidence and a solid basis for cause of action?
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The most up-to-date, concise and useful resource on Counselor Reports available!
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Maximizing Return to Work in the Federal Sector: How to Design, Implement and Maintain a Successful Program
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$afety Cents in the Federal Workforce: Prevent Employee Injuries and Reduce Workers' Comp Costs
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Developing an effective RTW program helps you get injured workers back on the job as quickly as possible -- cutting thousands of dollars in unnecessary workers' comp expenses.
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The best way to reduce your agency’s workers’ comp costs is to prevent workplace injuries from happening.
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The Shape of Things: The Rising Cost of Obesity on the Federal Workers' Comp System
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Making Sense of Federal Leave Administration: Your Guide to Key Decisions
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Studies have shown that overweight and obese workers are more prone to workplace accidents then their slimmer counterparts and that their injuries take longer to heal.
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Know how to properly administer the various statutes and regulations covering federal employees’ leave with this collection of case decisions from the MSPB, EEOC, FLRA, arbitrators and courts.
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Resolving EEO Conflicts: The Informal Approach
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The Federal Probationary Period: Administering the Process in Your Agency
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This video teaches supervisors and managers how to resolve EEO problems informally.
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Probationary employees do not have broad appeal rights, but they do have some avenues of appeal and complaint.
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GINA: Your Agency's Q&A Guide to Avoiding Liability
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Penalty Determination Done Right: Applying the Douglas Factors to Misconduct Situations
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The only guide to GINA written exclusively for federal practitioners!
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The MSPB is taking an aggressive, closer look at proof that agencies have conducted a thorough Douglas factor analysis in determining the reasonableness of your penalty selection.
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The Federal Labor Relations Manual: Your Guide to Navigating the Law
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10 Ways for Federal Employees to be Terrific Team Players
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Finally, a user-friendly resource that makes federal LR law accessible!
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Designed for federal employees, this easy-to-understand pamphlet shows you how to become the ultimate team player -- so you can advance team goals and your own career.
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The Federal Team Leader's Idea-a-Day Guide®
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Federal Employee Relations Dictionary
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Written especially for federal managers, this hands-on reference helps you create a more positive team attitude and atmosphere -- so your team can accomplish its goals faster and more effectively.
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Process cases with confidence and feel optimistic about your ability to understand the legalese used regularly in federal employee relations.
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