‘Null and void’: Troy cannot move out of City Hall early, legal reps say
TROY, NY (Troy Record) — According to legal representatives of the City of Troy’s landlord, First Columbia, City Hall will remain at 433 River St. for the next…
‘Devastating’ Cuts Would Put EEOC Workforce At 45-Year Low
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Law360) — The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s plan to shed hundreds of workers in the coming year and a half would leave it with its…
The ‘Long-Term Danger’ of Trump Sending Troops to the LA Protests
LOS ANGELES, CA (WIRED) — As hundreds of United States Marines deploy in Los Angeles under presidential orders to protect federal property amid growing protests over…
First Columbia challenges Troy mayor’s early termination of city hall lease
TROY, NY (Albany Business Review) — The landlord for Troy’s government is pushing back against Mayor Carmella Mantello’s early termination of the lease for city…
Federal judge halts Job Corps closures amid uproar over plans affecting 99 campuses
GLENMONT, NY (WRGB) — Federal lawmakers and advocates are fighting to keep a nationwide federal job training program open. At the end of May, the Department of Labor and the…
Court Expands Paid Military Leave Rights for Federal Employees; How to File
WASHINGTON, D.C. (FEDweek) — A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision has significantly expanded the rights of federal employees who also serve in the military reserves. In…
Pentagon investigator admits to faking dozens of Top Secret security clearance background checks
WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Independent) — A federal contractor tasked with performing background checks on Department of Defense employees seeking high-level security clearances…
High Court Ruling Could Ease Reverse Discrimination Complaints by Federal Employees
WASHINGTON, D.C. (FEDweek) — A decision by the U.S. Supreme Court removing a prior restriction on reverse discrimination complaints would apply to the federal…
Impact of New EEOC Enforcement Policies Being Assessed; Could Discourage Complainants
WASHINGTON, D.C. (FEDweek) — Experts in the field of federal EEO law are assessing the potential impact of two new enforcement policies announced by the EEOC, with one early…
Trump Once Said Marco Rubio Was a ‘Disaster’ With Money. A Decade Later, Rubio’s Finances Haven’t Improved Much
WASHINGTON, D.C. (NOTUS) — Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accumulated relatively little wealth over the course of his political career — a decade after his financial…