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What Public-Sector Workers Get Wrong About Retirement—And How They Can Fix It
Public-sector workers face retirement planning gaps, but with financial education and planning tools, they can ensure a secure future.
The federal government looks like it is taking a page out of Big Tech's playbook
A federal worker memo that says "poor performers" will be cut is the latest sign that the government is mimicking tech ...
Federal judges are public officials for defamation purposes, judge rules
Federal judges are public officials who must meet a higher bar to sue individuals for defamation, a federal judge concluded ...
Trump’s Deregulation Score: Mid-Year Federal Rules Tally Is The Lowest Ever Recorded
Mid-2025 marks a historic plunge in federal rules, pages, and significant regs—Trump’s deregulatory push is on track for ...
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Supreme Court Limits Scope of Nationwide Injunctions—Is Nationwide Vacatur Next?
In Trump v. CASA, the Supreme Court significantly narrowed federal courts’ power to issue “universal” or “nationwide” ...
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Myers Lives: Third Circuit Affirms Precedent Shift But Remands Finding of Protected Concerted Conduct in Light of Affirmative Defenses
Despite the National Labor Relations Board’s (“NLRB” or “Board”) continuing lack of quorum, federal courts of appeal have ...
Denver changes layoff rules as city faces $250 million budget shortfall
Monday to change how the city determines which employees will be laid off first, now using performance, skills and ability over length of service to decide. It comes as the city prepares for job cuts ...