How much do you know about Federal Sector EEO? Want to learn more about workplace equality government-wide? If so, check out the latest quarterly edition of the U.S. EEOC’s Digest of Equal Employment Opportunity Law, which is now available online. This quarterly publication, prepared by the EEOC’s Office of Federal Operations (OFO), features recent CommissionRead… Read more »
I like people to get things done. One of the most frustrating things that I’ve run across in the course of doing work with lots of different people on lots of different teams is the idea that a particular job or a particular part of a project is beneath somebody, even if that person couldRead… Read more »
Have you visited Google today? If you haven’t, I suggest you temporarily stop reading this blog post to visit the Google Doodle for today. I’ll wait patiently until you come back. Thanks for coming back! So what’s the Doodle about? Google turned 15 years old today, and, in true Google fashion, they invited everyone toRead… Read more »
I appreciate this honor: American Lawyer Media and Martindale-Hubbell™ have selected John Mahoney as a ‘2013 Top Rated Lawyer in Labor & Employment’, which they will announce in The American Lawyer, Corporate Counsel, National Law Journal, and Law.com.
I appreciate this honor: American Lawyer Media and Martindale-Hubbell™ have selected John Mahoney as a ‘2013 Top Rated Lawyer in Labor & Employment’, which they will announce in The American Lawyer, Corporate Counsel, National Law Journal, and Law.com.
Government shutdown — it has taken up days and weeks of energy, time and money. And just about everybody thinks it makes no sense — and it is no way to run any organization, let alone the government. But beyond that, most observers believe there are scores of ripple effects. GovLoop’s Steve Ressler was quotedRead… Read more »
The city of San Mateo, California is witnessing booming growth in both its population and infrastructure development. Since the year 2008, San Mateo has experienced an 8% increase in population, and home sales have jumped a staggering 28%. Consequently, the municipal government of San Mateo is faced with the enormous task of managing and overseeingRead… Read more »
“Certain planned procurements may be cancelled and certain existing contracts may be stopped, reduced in scope, terminated or partially terminated.” Nick Nayak, chief procurement officer at the Department of Homeland Security, has advised contractors of these potential actions in the event of a government shutdown in a letter posted Thursday on FedBizOpps. DHS will notRead… Read more »
Red White and Blue Day is here and We love how our employees and loaned executives embrace the spirit of Red, White, and Blue Day. Here is how they showed their support for the CFC. How will you be rocking Red, White, and Blue Day to show your support of the CFC? Send us yourRead… Read more »
Gadi Ben-Yehuda Information week reports that the FDA “issued final guidelines for mobile health apps Monday, outlining the apps that the regulations will affect and the requirements those apps must meet to achieve FDA approval.” Related: how about an implantable health data tracker? The US State Department is now on Instagram. Not even a weekRead… Read more »