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Former Merit Systems Protection Board Vice Chairman Ray Limon breaks down the current state of the agency’s reduction-in-force procedures and what federal employees need to know about their appeal rights.

On June 29, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions about the president’s power to remove leaders of federal agencies. The decisions came out the same day, both written by Chief Justice Roberts but they reached different results. This FAQ explains what the Court decided and what it may mean for federal workers. It ... Read more

Join the Partnership for Public Service and former federal government leaders in a conversation inspired by author Alex Snider’s new book, Sometimes You Should Be Late.

In the first of a series, former vice chairman of the Merit Systems Protection Board Ray Limon breaks down the current state of the agency’s processing, authority and institutional independence.

Federal employees facing a Reduction in Force deserve clear, practical guidance — not just legal jargon. MSA’s RIF Practice Guide walks you through the complete appeal process in one place: the legal standards you need to know, the defenses available to you, and the evidentiary work that determines whether you win. All resources are for ... Read more

Join this webinar to gain a better understanding of the Schedule Policy/Career reclassification process, including its current known scope, critical information gaps, and the legal and procedural landscape facing impacted federal employees. You will leave equipped to identify which agencies and position types are most affected, understand what notifications and documentation federal employees should expect, and better navigate the key open questions around civil service protections, legal challenges and future ... Read more

A fact sheet produced by Rise Up: Federal Workers Legal Defense Network, AFGE and the Partnership or Public Service breaking down the Schedule Policy – Career executive order.

A guide and resource regarding the recent RIF at the U.S. Department of State. In partnership with Civil Service Strong and AFGE.

Join the Partnership for Public Service for a timely and informative webinar featuring Merit Systems Protection Board experts who will walk through the MSPB’s functionality and how to best navigate the MSPB process. Attendees will leave with practical insights regarding recent decisions impacting the MSPB, as well as better understand the status of evolving policies that may impact the federal community.  Speakers: