Military Establishes Beach Head at Law Schools
The Supreme Court says that law schools have to accept military recruiters on campus if they are going to accept federal funding.
The Supreme Court says that law schools have to accept military recruiters on campus if they are going to accept federal funding.
Change is coming slowly to the federal human resources program but changes are being made with a backdrop of litigation and unhappiness.
Nominations for Service to America Medals are open until March 8, 2006.
TSP investors had a mixed month in February with the bond funds having a positive return and finishing ahead of all of the stock funds for the month.
Federal employees overwhelmingly disagree with using the TSP’s G fund to help avoid a debt ceiling problem.
Is litigation always part of change in the federal government? In this case, labor-management partnership may have delayed the inevitable but it did not stop it.
Will the federal government be attractive as an employer to new college graduates? There are some bright spots and some good opportunities for Uncle Sam’s recruiters. Will the hiring process be able to meet the challenge or will it result in taking people that were turned down elsewhere?
The C fund has been a dog for investors in this decade. How is your TSP portfolio faring?
Americans can (and do) disagree with our politicians, political appointees, federal employees and others in public positions, but anyone in these positions is entitled to be treated with respect and dignity.
Young versus old and increasing cost for better medical care for Americans provides the basis for proposed changes to the federal employee health benefits program. It’s expensive and there are likely to be winners and losers with the final outcome.