Federal Legal Corner: Agency Performance Standards Deemed Lacking
On September 23, 2003, an administrative judge of the Merit Systems Protection Board ordered that an employee, who was terminated …More
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Title VII’s prohibition on religious discrimination also means that agencies are required to reasonably accommodate the religious practices of employees …More
Federal Legal Corner: MSPB Interim Rule on Suspension of Proceedings
By notice in the Federal Register dated September 18, 2003 (Volume 68, Number 181), the Merit Systems Protection Board issued …More
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Federal Legal Corner: How to Request Reasonable Accommodation (Published: )
Federal Legal Corner: Denying Reasonable Accommodations (Published: )
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Federal Legal Corner: MAJOR LIFE ACTIVITIES (Published: )
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Federal Legal Corner: Series of articles concerning the Rehabilitation Act (Published: )
Federal Legal Corner: Making Timely and Adequate ‘EEO Contact’ (Published: )
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