Federal workers interested in learning more about the unfolding implementation of OPM’s recent Schedule Policy/Career employment category are invited to join us on Wednesday, March 18, from 6–7:30 p.m. EDT for a discussion on the latest rule developments as well as other emerging policy areas impacting feds including reasonable accommodation, telework and updated RIF regulations.

Speakers:

Michael Martinez, managing counsel of Civil Service Strong, Democracy Forward

Rushab Sanghvi, general counsel, AFGE

Jeff Nesvet, acting executive director, Rise Up: Federal Workers Legal Defense Network 

Suzanne Summerlin, general counsel, Rise Up: Federal Workers Legal Defense Network

Jenny Mattingley, vice president of public policy & stakeholder engagement, Partnership for Public Service

Your public service values don’t have to end when your government career does. Many people chose federal service because they wanted to make a difference, solve real problems, and help others. That sense of purpose doesn’t disappear with a career transition. Instead, it can serve as a powerful motivator for what comes next. Whether you move into the nonprofit sector or private industry, there are meaningful ways to continue advancing the public good. Learn more about two free bootcamp resources from both the Center for Effective Altruism and the Partnership to propel your career.

Join the Partnership for Public Service and the Center for Effective Altruism on Tuesday, March 24, at noon EDT to discuss strategies to help you intentionally identify roles and organizations where your skills, experience, and values can create the greatest impact.

Speakers:

Jamie Harris course project lead, Center for Effective Altruism