Postal Service Mail Carrier Removed for On-Duty Drug Transaction
Postal employees removed after buying drugs from a co-worker all challenged their removals, but only some were successful mitigating the penalty. Which strategy fared the best?
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Postal employees removed after buying drugs from a co-worker all challenged their removals, but only some were successful mitigating the penalty. Which strategy fared the best?
A federal contractor has been indicted for allegedly stealing over $1 million from the Postal Service via a 3+ year scheme.
The OSC recently submitted a brief in support of a VA whistleblower. What could this mean for federal employees?
The appeals court disagreed with MSPB’s conclusion that a NASA engineer removed in a performance based action had failed to show that his military service was a factor in his removal.
A Navy supervisor expressed his philosophy to a female subordinate using what he referred to as the “3 F’s”. He was removed for conduct unbecoming.
The agency removed this employee for what amounted to 5 hours of AWOL. See how his appeals came out.
A probationary employee claimed he was a whistleblower and that was why he was terminated by the VA. See how MSPB and the appeals court ruled in his challenge.
A woman will be serving extra prison time after she tried to fake her own death to avoid being sentenced for defrauding the VA.
A former VA doctor has been sentenced to prison for pleading guilty to sexually abusing veterans under his care.
A federal retiree’s widow missed out on claiming a survivor annuity by days. See how the appeals court ruled.