Health department layoffs may be illegal, experts say – BioPharma Dive
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The Federal Employee Grievance Process: Your Guide to Navigating Workplace Challenges
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Revised OPM Guidance: Legal Implications for Probationary Federal Employees
In a development affecting federal employment practices, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has revised its guidance concerning the termination of probationary federal employees. This
March 5, 2025
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Federal Hiring Overhaul: What Trump’s Executive Order Means for Government Job Seekers
The federal hiring process is undergoing a significant shift under a new executive order signed by President Trump during his latest term. Titled “Reforming the
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