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...subpart f - RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE AND SPECIAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE FOLLOWING...
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The Constitution prohibits the government from depriving anyone of a property interest without first according that person procedural due process. As highlighted in the public employee speech cases, the citizen-employee distinction is an important one for determining the placement of constitutional rights. As citizens, individuals enjoy the full protections accorded by the Constitution. But, as public employees, individuals are governed by the employment relationship existing between them and their government employer. Consequently, a government employee's job interests should not be considered property for purposes of due process protections. Indeed, it seems somewhat paradoxical to refer to the due process property rights of public employees in an at-will economy. In dealing with publ...
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AUGUSTA As the debate over state employee benefits and the cost of government intensifies in the State House, some lawmakers are hoping their colleagues have the political will to shrink the size of the Legislature and its multimillion-dollar price tag. With 186 lawmakers 151 in the House and 35 in the Senate Maine has the 10th largest legislature in the nation, despite ranking 40th in total population.
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WASHINGTON - In a groundbreaking case, the Supreme Court on Wednesday held for the first time that religious employees of a church cannot sue for employment discrimination. But the court's unanimous decision in a case from Michigan did not specify the distinction between a secular employee, who can take advantage of the government's protection from discrimination and retaliation, and a religious employee, who can't.
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provides revised procedures for furnishing technical advice to area managers and appeals offices by the Office of the Division Commissioner, Tax Exempt and Government Entities, regarding issues in the employee plans area (including actuarial matters) and in the exempt organizations area.
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What I am about to say represents my opinion and does not represent the opinion or beliefs of the agency for which I work. Likewise, this is not my official opinion as an employee of the federal government, but as a private citizen acting in that capacity alone. Having said that, I am a federal employee preparing to confront a government shutdown. As an employee of the United States who will no doubt be deemed "essential," I am probably not at risk to be furloughed.
