KCNF files Supreme Court amicus brief supporting WPEA claims for EEO retaliationKCNF DCJanuary 13, 2017On September 6, 2016, the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of ... Read More
Congress Enhances Whistleblower Protections for Contractors and Military Service MembersKCNF DCDecember 19, 2016Congress just passed two bills making significant improvements in whistleblower ... Read More
Trump’s non-disclosure agreements could violate the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement ActKCNF DCDecember 15, 2016Josh Marshall reported last week in Talking Points Memo that ... Read More
Federal Circuit finds strength in the “clear and convincing” protection for whistleblowersKCNF DCDecember 12, 2016Recently, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ... Read More
Can Seeing A Therapist Block Your Security Clearance?Mary KuntzDecember 6, 2016On November 16, 2016, National Intelligence Director James Clapper, issued ... Read More
So, You’ve Decided to Hire a Lawyer: Attorney – Client PrivilegeKCNF DCNovember 28, 2016Welcome to the first post in KCNF’s new blog series, ... Read More
The Deference Owed to an MSPB Administrative Judge’s Credibility DeterminationsAaron Herreras SzotNovember 14, 2016On October 4, 2016, in Purifoy v. Department of Veterans ... Read More
Trick or Treat: The Fourth Circuit Hands Down a Not-So-Sweet Halloween Decision in Sharif v. United Airlines, Inc.KCNF DCNovember 2, 2016Last year, KCNF blogged about Sharif v. United Airlines, Inc., ... Read More
Does Title VII cover sexual orientation discrimination claims? An updateKCNF DCOctober 26, 2016In July 2015, this blog discussed the decision of the ... Read More
Dreadlocks and Title VII’s Definition of RaceMary KuntzOctober 24, 2016Chastity Jones’ employment with the customer service company Catastrophe Management ... Read More