Susan Tsui Grundmann

Office that oversees congressional employee rights having a busier new year than normal

For how they’re faring, Federal Drive with Tom Temin checked in with the Executive Director of the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights, Susan Tsui…

Congress

A vehicle approaches the only open lane at the United States border crossing in Lacolle, Quebec, Wednesday, March 18, 2020. The Canada-U.S. border will be closed to non-essential traffic in both directions

Here’s one telework best practice

Federal Report

OCWR has developed an alternative process for dispute resolution

Federal Drive

Congress’ Office of Workplace Rights has new policies

Federal Drive

Susan Tsui Grundmann: Office of Compliance keeps eye out for civil rights violations

Federal Drive

MSPB faces potential budget, legislative challenges in 2017, departing chair warns

Workforce Rights/Governance

MSPB down to one member, while President Obama taps inspectors general for major agencies

Workforce

William Wiley, Co-Founder of Federal Employment Law Training Group, former Chief Counsel to Chairman of MSPB

MSPB will have 1 voting member in March. What happens next?

Workforce Rights/Governance

Robert McKenrick, Diana Rubens, Kimberly Graves, Antione Waller, Linda Haliday, Danny Pummill

VA’s struggles with MSPB open door for SES oversight changes

Management

Susan Tsui Grundmann: Changes to Veterans Affairs oversight impact MSPB

Federal Drive

SES training lacks direction, says MSPB

SES

Congress offers no timeline on OSC, MSPB reauthorization

The Office of Special Counsel, Merit Systems Protection Board and Office of Government Ethics haven’t received authorization from Congress since 2007….

Congress

MSPB chair: VA bill endangers feds’ civil rights

MSPB Chair Susan Tsui Grundmann took aim at a recent law and the legislation it’s spawned. The year-old Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act…

Workforce Rights/Governance

Emily Kopp: MSPB chair says VA bill may violate federal workers civil rights

The house has passed a bill that makes it easier and quicker to fire Veterans Affairs employees. Some see Congress’ latest drive to hold government accountable as noble. Others see it as an impending civil rights violation. Susan Tsui Grundmann is chairman of the Merit Systems Protection Board. As Federal News Radio’s Emily Kopp report, she falls into the latter category.

Susan Tsui Grundmann

Office that oversees congressional employee rights having a busier new year than normal

Here’s one telework best practice

OCWR has developed an alternative process for dispute resolution

Congress’ Office of Workplace Rights has new policies

Susan Tsui Grundmann: Office of Compliance keeps eye out for civil rights violations

MSPB faces potential budget, legislative challenges in 2017, departing chair warns

MSPB down to one member, while President Obama taps inspectors general for major agencies

MSPB will have 1 voting member in March. What happens next?

VA’s struggles with MSPB open door for SES oversight changes

Susan Tsui Grundmann: Changes to Veterans Affairs oversight impact MSPB

SES training lacks direction, says MSPB

Congress offers no timeline on OSC, MSPB reauthorization

MSPB chair: VA bill endangers feds’ civil rights

Emily Kopp: MSPB chair says VA bill may violate federal workers civil rights

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