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The MSPB sustained misconduct charges against an SBA employee but found removal too severe, mitigating the penalty to a 60 day suspension and reduction in grade. The decision highlights how comparator information and Douglas factors can shape penalty outcomes.
An MSPB decision reduced a VA employee’s removal to a 30-day suspension after finding inconsistent discipline compared to other employees. Here’s what the decision teaches about penalty fairness in federal employment cases.
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to reinstate Schedule F, a controversial executive action that could affect roughly 50,000 federal employees by stripping away their civil service protections. Axios reports that a formal announcement is expected soon,...
Facing discrimination at work can be isolating and overwhelming, especially when it's tied to a disability. A recent Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) decision underscores the rights of federal employees with disabilities and offers hope for those facing...
As a federal employee, facing discrimination or wrongful treatment at work can be overwhelming and isolating. Navigating the complexities of federal employment law while dealing with personal challenges can leave you feeling uncertain about your future. A recent Equal...
In a recent decision by the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB), a federal employee's appeal of disciplinary actions taken by their Agency was remanded for further review. The case involved allegations of retaliation for whistleblowing and disclosures made to the...
At Southworth PC, we understand that federal employees deserve protection and advocacy in cases of wrongful disciplinary action. Recently, our team of MSPB attorneys secured a win for a federal employee who was suspended without pay for 21 days by a large federal...
In the case of Hayden K. v. Esper, Appeal No. 2018000020, 2020 WL 949690, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) addressed claims of racial and gender discrimination in federal employment, highlighting the complexities of compensatory damages. The...
Facing termination is a stressful and overwhelming experience for any employee. This is especially true for those who work in the federal sector, where getting fired can have severe consequences on their careers and livelihoods. In the federal government, many adverse...
Being a federal employee means you have certain job security and benefits that are not offered to regular employees. However, sometimes federal employees face termination due to poor performance. If you are being removed from federal employment because the Agency...