The Religious Exemption (Again)
In our ongoing focus on the federal government’s efforts to ... Read More
The Time to Care Act Is a Victory for Workers in Maryland and Nationwide
On April 9, the Maryland legislature enacted the Time to ... Read More
‘Tis the (Tax) Season: Tax Blunders Clearance Holders Should Avoid (Part 3)
Don’t Lien on Me: Involuntary Repayment of Tax Debt is ... Read More
The Vaccine Mandate for Federal Employees is Back (Sort of, For Now)
In earlier blogs here, and here, we have written in ... Read More
‘Tis the (Tax) Season: Tax Blunders Clearance Holders Should Avoid (Part 2)
Ignorance is not bliss: Trusting your spouse to handle tax ... Read More
‘Tis the (Tax) Season: Tax Blunders Clearance Holders Should Avoid (Part 1)
Filing Late? Even if the IRS forgives you, DoD may ... Read More
Couldn’t take paid COVID leave in 2020? You may have a lawsuit.
Early in the pandemic, Congress passed the “Families First Coronavirus ... Read More
No More Arbitration for Sexual Harassment
(Update: On March 3, 2022, after this blog was published, ... Read More
Note to Clearance Holders: Merely “Liking” an Extremist Post Can Get You in Trouble
Are you a Security Clearance holder who posts, or tweets, ... Read More
While Marijuana Use Has Been Legalized in Some Places, New Guidance Reminds Security Clearance Applicants That Use Can Still Be Disqualifying
It is no secret that someone requiring a security clearance ... Read More