Resources

Download our fact sheet with information about reductions in force, including the process, federal employee rights and associated costs

You’ve been asked to do something—or not do something—that doesn’t sit right. This explainer has guidance on determining if there are rules or laws at play, and it outlines practical impacts of being fired or choosing to resign.

The confidential and anonymous resource for persons seeking treatment for mental and substance use disorders in the United States and its territories.

Resource guide by Civil Service Strong for civil servants affected by the Supreme Court’s RIF decision on Tuesday, July 8th, 2025.

Find out if you are eligible for unemployment benefits, how to apply for unemployment benefits, how to keep your health coverage if you lose your job and how to protect yourself from unemployment scams.

A resource from the U.S. Department of Labor that provides information on eligibility, the application process and contact information for each state’s unemployment office.

What is whistleblowing? What is waste, fraud and abuse? Are civil servants required to report waste, fraud or abuse? Where can civil servants report waste, fraud or abuse?  Are civil servants protected if they report waste, fraud or abuse?  What risks may be associated with whistleblowing?  Where can I find more information about what to ... Read more

A collection of informative responses to frequently asked questions regarding federal employee rights, benefits and accommodations from the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association.

A fact sheet with information about reductions in force including the process, employee rights and associated costs.