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Legal Insider: Defending federal employees in disciplinary cases - Vimarsana News

Legal Insider: Defending federal employees in disciplinary cases

This is a sponsored column by attorneys John Berry and Kimberly Berry of Berry & Berry, PLLC, an employment and labor law firm located in Northern Virginia that specializes in federal employee, security clearance, retirement and private sector employee matters. By John V. Berry, Esq. Approximately 20,000 federal employees are subject to disciplinary actions a year.

Legal Insider: Defending federal employees in disciplinary cases - Vimarsana News

Legal Insider: Defending federal employees in disciplinary cases

Legal Insider discusses the disciplinary process for federal employees and the materials needed.

Source: arlnow.com
Strengthening the Federal Workforce Through Increased Accountability - Vimarsana News

Strengthening the Federal Workforce Through Increased Accountability

In the federal government, layoffs and terminations are so infrequent that employees are often more likely to leave their office with a toe tag than a pink slip.

Controversial Lemon Gulch Trails Project Halted Indefinitely - Vimarsana News

Controversial Lemon Gulch Trails Project Halted Indefinitely

PRINEVILLE, OR -- The Lemon Gulch Trails Project, proposed for 20 miles east of Prineville, is now off the table. The Ochoco National Forest issued a final Environmental Assessment (EA) and iden...

Source: kbnd.com
Report: Local VA has a way to go on handling harassment cases - Vimarsana News

Report: Local VA has a way to go on handling harassment cases

We wanted to know, if the VA doesn’t tolerate any sort of sexual harassment, then what has happened to others who have broken this policy?

Source: wtsp.com