Possible amendments to the Hatch Act
Jeff Neal, author of ChiefHRO.com, breaks down why he believes the Hatch Act doesn’t need to be as strict as it is, and the first amendment rights of federal employees.
Jeff Neal, author of ChiefHRO.com, breaks down why he believes the Hatch Act doesn’t need to be as strict as it is, and the first amendment rights of federal employees.
Erica Hamrick, deputy chief of the Hatch Act Unit at the Office of Special Counsel, discusses how to avoid Hatch Act violations as the country dives into the 2020 election cycle.
Ricardo Pitts-Wiley, partner at the Federal Practice Group, details what the court ruling for the president’s Twitter account means for federal employees.
Government Matters looks at the Office of Special Counsel’s new Hatch Act guidance, and how it could affect the way federal employees use the internet.
Carolyn Lerner, head of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, explained how federal workers can stay out of trouble with the Hatch Act. She also discussed whistle-blower protections in government.
Dan Blair, president and CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration and former deputy director at the Office of Management and Budget, offered federal workers a guide to avoiding trouble with the Hatch Act.
